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PHP Ternary Operator


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What are the Ternary Operators?



Explanation
Ternary Operator

Ternary operator is another conditional operator.

Syntax
    (expr1) ? (expr2) : (expr3)

In the above syntax the expr1 is a condition when satisfied or true it evaluates expr2, otherwise expr3.

Example:
    <?php
    $mark = 50;
    $result = ($mark>=60)? "Passed Exam":"Failed in Exam"; 
    print "$result";
    ?>
Result:
    Failed in Exam

In the above example, marks of a student is checked in an expression, since its false the value "Failed in Exam" is displayed, if true the first value might be printed.






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