Ternary Operator | Table O Contents
The Ternary or conditional operator is the only JavaScript operator that takes three operands …
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The Formula
Hint. Store in a constant variable …
The Code
const cartItemCount = isAuthenticatedUser ? 1 : 0;
In Action Test
const isAuthenticatedUser = true;
// const isAuthenticatedUser = false;
const cartItemCount = isAuthenticatedUser ? 1 : 0;
console.log(cartItemCount);
The Results
Returns …
1 for true and 0 for false
Steps of the Algorithm
// Store in a constant variable named `cartItemCount` ...
// Is our subject an `authenticated user`?
// If so by placing a Boolean function upon the element ...
// Returns `true`
// Statement resolves to `1`
// Or,
// After initially placing a Boolean function upon the element ...
// Returns `false`
// Statement resolves to `0`
// Stop
Last Subtitle
More to come …
Note. The above synopsis was derived from a video lecture written, produced and performed by …
Reed Barger: [1].
For additional reference on the topic of Ternary Operators see the Mozilla Developer Network: [2]
For a working Internet development platform for Javascript Ternary Operators see Scrimba: [3]
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