Not exactly... within JSX the handlebars signify "now I'm going back to plain JS". compare <div> console.log(123) </div> with <div>

Not exactly... within JSX the handlebars signify "now I'm going back to plain JS". compare <div> console.log(123) </div> with <div> { console.log(123) } </div> The first outputs a div with the text "console.log(123)" inside. The second logs "123" and outputs an empty div (since console.log returns undefined).