Ternary Operator Basics

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Good tutorial, you just forgot to mention that ternary operator supports multiple conditions.

For example:

PHP Code:

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And btw, you don't need brackets, just own preference.

In your example the readability of the code is suffering. Nesting of conditions is not a good idea.

I know, and I completely agree with you. Although the readability in ternary operator is a mess, this is a tutorial about it, and this should be mentioned.?

I remember when I was learning how ternary operator works in PAWN, I almost didn't find that example... I used to think that ternary operator accepts only one condition with two results...