I hate complicated and out of date documentation!!!

if (me == angryClickityClackity) {
headButtKeyboard = True;
}else{
headButtKeyboard = false;
}

Turn it into a ternary please

Throwing errors like my brain haha

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/*Even better*/
headButtKeyboard = (me == angryClickityClackity);

Don't listen to @alexbrooklyn. @Fast-Nop knows the deal.

@ScriptCoded except when that's every 2nd line of a sql query 🤨

Fucking ternaries can be good for quick conditionals, but can be a minefield when used with multi line blocks when an IF/ELSE should have been used.

@ScriptCoded Woops, looks like I had myself a brainfart as well 😅

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@C0D4 Absolutely!!!! Spot on

LOL

@C0D4 Well, there are use cases for both ternaries and if statements. But in this case I wouldn't say that either would be good. Assigning boolean values and doing nothing else in an if/else is, well, never correct imo. But I totally agree. Ternaries are supposed to be short and clear. Else if/else is probably smarter.

@ScriptCoded Thanks so much!!!
I've never actually been part of something like this before, just a lone wolf for a longggg time.

@ScriptCoded

I typically just do something like below unless there's I have a reason to write a ternary.

My experience with ternaries being used for inline assignments and multi line blocks (like 10+ lines per of/else section) has put me off them.

But each to their own.

someBool = false;
If( x == y )
someBool = true;