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WHat is the difference between if-else statement and ternary operatory in apex?
WHat is the difference between if-else statement and ternary operatory in apex ?
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This discussion was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by
Kirandeep.
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A ternary operator takes three arguments. The first one is the condition, the second one is executed if the condition is true, and the third one is executed if the condition is false. In lf else just check for the condition in if part and if satisfies then good otherwise it goes for else part.
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