Matt Stauffer • 9/3/2013

Even shorter ternary operators in PHP using ?:

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This article details the use of the short ternary operator (?:) introduced in PHP 5.3. It demonstrates how this operator simplifies common conditional assignments by eliminating the need to repeat a variable name, making code more concise while maintaining clarity. The post includes code examples comparing the traditional ternary operator with the new, shorter syntax.

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