Javascript Ternary Operator

Conditional or ternary Operator

A conditional operator assigns a specified value to a variable based on some conditions, i.e it assigns a value to a variable if a condition is true , otherwise assigns an alternate value if condition is false.

Syntax

variable name = (condition) ? value1 : value2;

Practical Example

Let write a script to check how experience a web developer is, depending on their years of experience in the industry

Javascript code

function checkExp() {
var input, output;
input = document.getElementById("expcheck").value;
  output = (input < 2) ? "You're a young developer" : "You're an experienced developer";
document.getElementById("output").innerHTML = output;
}

Below is the snippet in codepen

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