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Code Tip – Alternate Ternary Operator syntax ?:

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The ternary operator can be confusing, as it dehydrates the longer if/else code blocks into a single line of code. It eliminates the repeating pattern. But what about the ?: syntax? How does that work? When should you use it?

Check out the other syntax here.

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