Probably not in a class or function, but it's super useful in template code or jsx when you are in need of a terse expression, such as to say 'if object exists, render object.property'... user && user.name, etc
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Probably not in a class or function, but it's super useful in template code or jsx when you are in need of a terse expression, such as to say 'if object exists, render object.property'... user && user.name, etc
Leave terse to compilers unless it makes your expression more clear.