If we're really going for simplicity, in this particular case you can just say adult = (age>=18) since the A and B operations just give back the result of the condition. Here's one example that better demonstrates the case: result = (age>=18 ? "adult" : "young")
adult = (age>=18)
result = (age>=18 ? "adult" : "young")
Cheers!
You don't need the brackets either 🙂
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If we're really going for simplicity, in this particular case you can just say
adult = (age>=18)since the A and B operations just give back the result of the condition.
Here's one example that better demonstrates the case:
result = (age>=18 ? "adult" : "young")Cheers!
You don't need the brackets either 🙂