Conditional rendering in React Native, as in React, involves rendering different components or content based on certain conditions. You can achieve conditional rendering using JavaScript expressions within your JSX code. Here are some common ways to implement conditional rendering in React Native:

Using the Ternary Operator:

The ternary operator is a concise way to conditionally render content.

Using && Logical Operator:

You can leverage the && logical operator to conditionally render content.

Using if Statements (Outside JSX):

You can also use if statements outside JSX to conditionally render components.

Conditional Rendering in a Function:

You can define a separate function that returns the JSX based on conditions.

Using map for Dynamic Rendering:

If you have an array and want to conditionally render based on array elements, you can use map.

Conditional rendering allows you to create dynamic and responsive user interfaces based on various conditions and user interactions.