JavaScript Operator: conditional
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In JavaScript,
the conditional operator is
the (ternary) operator that selects between two possible expressions to
evaluate depending on whether an expression is true
or false.
For example, var3 = (boolval) ? var1 : var2 results
in var3 being set equal to var1 if boolval
is true, otherwise var3 is set equal to var2.
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