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El operador ternario nos permite simplificar algunas sentencias condicionales de PHP. Veremos cómo se puede usar, con el desarrollo y refactorización basado en pruebas, para simplificar código como:
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<?php
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$result = null; |
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if (5>3) { |
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$result = "Bigger"; |
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} else { |
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$result = "Less"; |
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}
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Usando un operador ternario, podemos escribir la comparación anterior como:
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<?php
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$result = 5 > 3 ? "Bigger" : "Less"; |
Esta es una manera mucho más sencilla para escribir relativamente fácil de entender las sentencias y algo que debemos considerar en el futuro al escribir código,
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