On 10/8/2015 10:35 AM, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Indeed, it is even more succinct in C/C++:
x = <boolean> ? <then part> : <else part>;
At which point you'll have various members of the Pascal community
decrying it as too C-like.
Well, the tenary operator as present in C(++) is a shortcut for a simple
if-then-else, and can be pretty readable if used "in moderation". And it
assigns a value to x depending on two expressions not some murky
boolean result out of three expressions like Bart supposed...
Ralf
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