I recently had a Ternary operation that is copied here below,
variable1 += (variable1.length < 1 ? " " : '|') +(array_varible1[elemento_for].length >0 ? array_varible1[elemento_for] : " ");
It works perfectly and does everything I'm asking for, but as I was doing it I realized that it is a simplified conditional if, I would like to know if someone can translate this Ternary operator to an if condition.
Thanks guys.
would be something like this:
$variable1 =""
if(variable1.length < 1){
$variable1 += " ";
}else{
$variable1 +='|';
}
if(array_varible1[elemento_for].length >0)
{
$variable1 +=array_varible1[elemento_for];
} else{
$variable1 +=" "
}
the symbols? it is a conditional and the following to the symbol will be executed if it is true, while the ones that are after the: would be executed if the condition is a false example:
echo 1==1 ? "si" : "no";