But in (condition && b) || c, if condition were true and b were false (or zero), it would return c. So that's not a correct implementation of a ternary operator.
Indeed, that's part of my point. You can do without ternary with some trickery, but best solution is to split it into real if else over multiple lines.
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(condition && b) || c, ifconditionwere true andbwere false (or zero), it would returnc. So that's not a correct implementation of a ternary operator.Indeed, that's part of my point. You can do without ternary with some trickery, but best solution is to split it into real
if elseover multiple lines.