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Vid 1 - Generating different views via conditional statements in the Jinja2 template syntax
Vid 1 - Generating different views via conditional statements in the Jinja2 template syntax
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🤔 What if we need to render different views based on the context values created by the user within the same route URL?
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The Jinja2 templating syntax supports conditional statements and can render different views depending on the values within the context object passed to the template.
To utilize conditional statments in Jinja2, the if statement must be wrapped in a single curly bracket and percent sign as follows: {% if/elif/else boolean expression %}.