Toggle Message

The Message component contains an anchor element and a paragraph below the anchor. Rendering of the paragraph should be toggled by clicking on the anchor element using the following logic:

At the start, the paragraph should not be rendered.
After a click, the paragraph should be rendered.
After another click, the paragraph should not be rendered.

Finish the Message component by implementing this logic.

HTML5, CSS3, React v16 (available as React and ReactDOM)

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// React is loaded and is available as React and ReactDOM
// imports should NOT be used
class Message extends React.Component {
  render() {
    return (<React.Fragment>
          <a href="#">Want to buy a new car?</a>
          <p>Call +11 22 33 44 now!</p>
        </React.Fragment>);
  }
}

document.body.innerHTML = "<div id='root'> </div>";
  
const rootElement = document.getElementById("root");
ReactDOM.render(<Message />, rootElement);

console.log("Before click: " + rootElement.innerHTML);
document.querySelector("a").click();
console.log("After click: " + rootElement.innerHTML);

At the start, the paragraph should not be visible: Wrong answer
After a click, the paragraph should be visible: Wrong answer
After a second click, the paragraph should not be visible again: Wrong answer

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