Re: ternary operator ?

For a less esoteric example:

$apples=3;
$oranges=1;
print "I have $apples ", $apples==1?"apple":"apples", "\n";
print "I have $oranges orange", $oranges==1?"":"s", "\n";
__END__
I have 3 apples
I have 1 orange
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Re: Re: ternary operator ? by sulfericacid (Deacon) on Nov 29, 2002 at 11:19 UTC
Out of all the examples here, your's was definately the most understandable :) Thanks for trying to keep it basic and using something which would be a pretty practical use of it! I think I understand it more, thanks for your help!! sulfericacid	[reply]

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