Week 14 Day 3 - The Arrow Operator and The Ternary Operator in C++
Today we ran through three topics:
1) Searching a vector of objects by various fields in the object, like by name or by pokedex number
2) The arrow operator. When you have a pointer to an object you use the arrow operator just like the dot (.) operator in C++
3) The ternary operator which allows you to embed something like an if statement inside of an expression. An expression is anything that can be put into a parenthesis or on the right side of an =. It takes the format like this:
(x ? a : b)
If x is true, then the expression within the parentheses evaluates to a, otherwise it evaluates to b.
I also showed a reasonable use of pointers that helps simplify your code.
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