Switching some text labels when the first image of a carousel is active

Is there any way I can simplify this inefficient piece of JavaScript?

$(function () {
    var $carousel = $('#carousel');
    var $switch = $('#switch');
    var $header = $('#header');
    var $submit = $('#submit');

    $carousel.bind('slid', function() {
        var index = $('#carousel .item').index($('#carousel .carousel-inner .active'));
        if (index == 0) {
            $header.text('Sign In');
            $switch.text('Sign Up');
            $submit.text('Sign In');
            $submit.attr('form', 'sign_in');
        } else {
            $header.text('Sign Up');
            $switch.text('Sign In');
            $submit.text('Sign Up');
            $submit.attr('form', 'sign_up');
        }
    });
});

You could do this:

$(function () {
    var $carousel = $('#carousel');
    var $switch = $('#switch');
    var $headerSubmit = $('#header, #submit');
    var $submit = $('#submit');
    var text_strings = [ 'Sign In', 'Sign Up' ];
    var form_strings = [ 'sign_in', 'sign_up' ];

    $carousel.bind('slid', function() {
        var index = $('#carousel .item').index($('#carousel .carousel-inner .active'));
        var sign_in = (index == 0);
        $headerSubmit.text(text_strings[sign_in ? 1 : 0]);
        $switch.text(text_strings[sign_in ? 0 : 1]);
        $submit.attr('form', form_strings[sign_in ? 1 : 0]);
    });
});

If you want to reduce the lines of code (with a slight negative impact to performance if this function gets called a lot), you could do this:

$(function () {
    var text_strings = [ 'Sign In', 'Sign Up' ];
    var form_strings = [ 'sign_in', 'sign_up' ];

    $('#carousel').bind('slid', function() {
        var index = $('#carousel .item').index($('#carousel .carousel-inner .active'));
        var sign_in = (index == 0);
        $('#header, #submit').text(text_strings[sign_in ? 1 : 0]);
        $('#switch').text(text_strings[sign_in ? 0 : 1]);
        $('#submit').attr('form', form_strings[sign_in ? 1 : 0]);
    });
});

StackExchange Code Review Q#24538, answer score: 5