ternary meaning code example

Example 1: ternary operator

(condition) ? (if true, do this) : (otherwise, do this)

Example 2: ternary operator

// (condition) ? (if true, do this) : (otherwise, do this)
const hasAccount = true
// let userDisplayMessage
// if (hasAccount) {
//   userDisplayMessage = 'Welcome Back'
// } else {
//   userDisplayMessage = 'Please Sign Up'
// }
const userDisplayMessage = hasAccount ? 'Welcome Back' : 'Please Sign Up'
console.log(userDisplayMessage)

Example 3: ternary operator

// syntax:
condition ? console.log("true") : console.log("false");
// e.g:
let n = 15;
n % 2 === 0 ? console.log("even number") : console.log("odd number");

Example 4: ternary operator

if ($scope.SearchSalesOrderAndCompanyName !== undefined && $scope.SearchSalesOrderAndCompanyName != null ) {
            SearchCriteria += " AND [SalesOrderNo] LIKE '%" + $scope.SearchSalesOrderAndCompanyName + "%' OR ([SO].[CompanyNameOnBill] LIKE '%" + $scope.SearchSalesOrderAndCompanyName + "%')";
        }
        if ($scope.FromDate !== undefined && $scope.FromDate !=null) {
            SearchCriteria += " AND [SO].[SalesOrderDate] LIKE '%" + $scope.FromDate + "%'";
        }

Example 5: ternary

isMember ? '$2.00' : '$10.00'
// isMember true =>  output: "$2.00"

// isMember false =>  output: "$10.00"

// isMember null =>  output: "$10.00"

Example 6: ternary

let greeting = ( isBirthday ) ? 'Happy birthday Mrs. Smith — we hope you have a great day!' : 'Good morning Mrs. Smith.';