#24 The Ternary (Conditional) Operator | JavaScript Full Tutorial

The word ternary means composed of three parts, and thats because the Ternary Operator consists of three operands. In this lesson we're going to learn how to write the Ternary Operator and how it works.

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//#1
let message = 1 >10 ? "Condition TRUE": "Condition FALSE";
console.log(message);
//Output:-Condition TRUE

let time = '12:00';
let timeNow = time < "12:00" ? "Good Morning" : "Good Evening";
console.log(timeNow);
//Output:-Good Evening