Jsx new line

In JSX, you can create a new line using a combination of the > symbol and a newline character (\n).

Here are a few ways to do it:

1. Using the > symbol and a newline character:

   <div>
   Hello
   > World!
   </div>

   This will render as a single line with a space between "Hello" and "World!".

2. Using the > symbol and a newline character with a space:

   <div>
   Hello
   >  World!
   </div>

   This will render with a space between "Hello" and "World!".

3. Using a newline character (\n) and a space:

   <div>
   Hello
   \n  World!
   </div>

   This will render with a newline character between "Hello" and "World!".

4. Using a JSX element with a newline character:

   <div>
   <br />
   Hello
   <br />
   World!
   </div>

   This will render with a newline character between "Hello" and "World!".

Note that in JSX, you can't use a simple newline character (\n) to create a new line. You need to use one of the above methods to achieve the desired output.

Also, keep in mind that JSX is a syntax extension for JavaScript, and it's compiled to JavaScript before being executed. So, the way you write JSX code can affect the final output.