well, overall its all about readability problems with Mr. Ternary...

to easily remember the structure of Mr. Ternary a multi-decision structuring as follows: 

<expression> ?
   eval {
      <statement>;
      <statement>;
      <statement>;
      <expression> ?
          eval {
             <statement>;
             <statement>;
             <statement>;
          }
      :
          eval {
             <statement>;
             <statement>;
             <statement>;
          };
   }
:
   eval {
      <statement>;
      <statement>;
      <statement>;
      <expression> ?
          eval {
             <statement>;
             <statement>;
             <statement>;
          }
      :
          eval {
             <statement>;
             <statement>;
             <statement>;
          };
   };

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NOTE: (eval or \& or do) well also work

literally, Mr. Ternary is more on simple symbols that gives you a more concentration on expressions and statements without being bothered with words like if, elsif, and else.

i don't think so that other languages could make Mr. Ternary more functional (making Mr. Ternary hold multiple-statements) than Perl could do. what do you think?

In reply to Re^2: Mr. Ternary is greater than Mrs. If Else by PerlPhi
in thread Mr. Ternary is greater than Mrs. If Else by PerlPhi

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