Hi Monk
A table cell in my web application is showing the value based on a conditional statement. Please refer to the code below : 

<td align=center>&nbsp; @{[ ($string  eq 'level3' )? 'level3 stage' : 
+'Edit']}</td>

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Now assume that $string may contain two more values, say for example 'level1' and 'level2' .
And each such cases the value shown in the table cell would be 'level1 stage' and 'level2 stage' respectively otherwise 'Edit'.
How would I change the above syntax to accommodate two more conditions to check the other possible values in $string and show the desired results.

thanks.

In reply to perl syntax help for ternary operator by ghosh123

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