In this JavaScript walkthrough, we take a look at the JavaScript Codecademy lesson, Ternary Operator. In it, we learn how we can use the ternary operator to do the same functionality that an if-else statement would accomplish. The reason it was created was to offer a short-hand way of accomplishing the same use as an if-else conditional statement. We are told that a condition is proved before a question mark(?) Then 2 expressions follow the? and if the first condition evaluates to true, then the expression executes. If not, the second condition is separated with a colon (:) and that line will execute if the first is false. Understanding how to use the ternary operator in JavaScript is helpful in becoming a fancy developer. It looks nice and classy to be able to implement such functionality as the ternary operator. Make sure to study it and apply it when you can, especially when refactoring your code! JavaScript Ternary Operator 2022 and forever beyond will live in history!
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