I reckon that it all depends on what is your target.
Return statements, of course, you can easily use approach 2 or ternary operation. However, if you do any operations on a particular block, rather than return, if-else if -else construction guarantees that if an expression is evaluated to true, other blocks would not be executed, hence -> save your precious runtime. Thus, it would be only visible on a high-demanding calculation blocks.
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I reckon that it all depends on what is your target.
Return statements, of course, you can easily use approach 2 or ternary operation. However, if you do any operations on a particular block, rather than return,
if-else if -else construction guarantees that if an expression is evaluated to true, other blocks would not be executed, hence -> save your precious runtime. Thus, it would be only visible on a high-demanding calculation blocks.