Let's take a look at a quick solution, so to get started inside my render method, I'm going to first
build up a list and assign it to a variable that I'll call rendered user's.
This is then going to be the result of mapping over the user's array, so do users map and then put
in a function, they'll be executed for every user.
For every user, the only properties we really care about are their ID and their name.
So I'm going to structure out just those two properties.
I'll put in a set of curly braces.
Let me zoom in.
Just make sure that's really clear.
There we go.
And then I will pull out just the ID and the name for each user.
Then inside of our function body, I'm going to return an anelli.
Do the lie itself, I will provide a Kiprop.
That will have a value of the ID, so we're using the ID as a key in this case, again, super common,
then inside the lie itself, we'll print out the name of this user.
Then after building up the list of users, we'll show that inside this ULLE So inside the ULE we'll
put a set of our curly braces and then rendered users like so.
And there's our list of users.
OK, I'm going to go ahead and check my solution.
And after a brief pause, there we go.
Very good.
OK, so that's our first of all list building exercise.
And once again, this is something that you're going to be doing a lot as a react engineer.
So we're going to get a lot of practice in this course around building up simple lists.