TernaryOperator.js

// First way
let x = 3;
let sentence = (x > 1) ? 'X is above 1':'X is below 1';
console.log(sentence);

// => X is above 1

// Second shorter way, less-readable
console.log( (x > 1) ? 'X is above 1':'X is below 1' ); // Without a temporary variable

// The syntax is always the same, no matter the language

// (conditional statement) ? result-if-true : result-if-false

// You can even chain the ternary operators

console.log( 
    (x > 1) ? 
      (x > 2) ? 'X is above 2':'X is below 2' 
      :'X is below 1'
  );

// => X is above 2