Complete the code to show the message only if showMessage is true.
<script> let showMessage = true; </script> [1] showMessage} <p>Hello, Svelte!</p> {/if}
The {#if} block in Svelte shows content only when the condition is true.
Complete the code to show Loading... while loading is true.
<script> let loading = true; </script> [1] loading} <p>Loading...</p> {/if}
The {#if} block is used to conditionally show content when loading is true.
Fix the error in the if block syntax to correctly check isVisible.
<script> let isVisible = false; </script> [1] isVisible <p>Visible content</p> {/if}
The correct syntax requires the condition inside the braces: {#if isVisible}.
Fill both blanks to show Yes if answer is true, otherwise show No.
<script> let answer = true; </script> [1] answer} <p>Yes</p> [2] <p>No</p> {/if}
Use {#if condition} to check the condition and {:else} for the alternative content.
Fill all three blanks to show Loading... if loading is true, Success! if success is true, otherwise show Error.
<script> let loading = false; let success = true; </script> [1] loading} <p>Loading...</p> [2] success} <p>Success!</p> [3] <p>Error</p> {/if}
Use {#if} for the first condition, {:else if} for the second, and {:else} for the fallback.