Javascript Ternary Operator
The Ternary Operator is an Operator in Javascript that works with 3 operands. It's a short way to express conditionals.
It looks like this
<Condition> ? <expression> : <expression>
The condition is evaluated as Boolean, and upon the Result,If the Condition is True, The Operator runs the First Expression , otherwise it runs the second one .
Here is an Example :
const Boolean = true;
Boolean === true ? play() : stop();
We check in the above example if Boolean is True , and if it's the case we call the play() function otherwise we call the stop() function

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