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>if ( a=b ) ? a=1 ; a=2;
a = a==b ? 1 : 2 ;
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On Fri, 2005-01-21 at 17:31, Ben Edwards wrote:
> I seem to remember seing someone use a abreaviated form of a
> if/th
Ben Edwards wrote:
I seem to remember seing someone use a abreaviated form of a
if/them/else of the type that can be used in java.
It was something like
if ( a=b ) ? a=1 ; a=2;
I called it the 'tertiary' syntax which is not correct:
to quote a page I found: "
that the book refers to a "tertiary" op
Ben Edwards wrote:
I seem to remember seing someone use a abreaviated form of a
if/them/else of the type that can be used in java.
It was something like
if ( a=b ) ? a=1 ; a=2;
$a = ($a == $b) ? 1: 2;
which meand: if $a is equal to $b then set $a to 1 otherwise set $a to
2. that is equivalent to:
On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 12:01:09 +
Ben Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I seem to remember seing someone use a abreaviated form of a
> if/them/else of the type that can be used in java.
>
> It was something like
>
> if ( a=b ) ? a=1 ; a=2;
>
> Anybody know what the correct syntax is?
condi
Hello Ben,
Friday, January 21, 2005, 12:01:09 PM, you wrote:
BE> I seem to remember seing someone use a abreaviated form of a
BE> if/them/else of the type that can be used in java.
BE> It was something like
BE> if ( a=b ) ? a=1 ; a=2;
BE> Anybody know what the correct syntax is?
It's called a
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