Noted that this is already commented elsewhere, but your binary conditional operator seems a lot like this logic operator abuse in JS:
condition && positive || negative // === (condition && positive) || negative // === condition ? positive : negative
And whenever I see the former I rewrite it as the latter (because it is more semantic, not because I am obsessed with removing 2 characters)
(Also, a falsy positive would cause negative to be evaluated and returned)
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Noted that this is already commented elsewhere, but your binary conditional operator seems a lot like this logic operator abuse in JS:
And whenever I see the former I rewrite it as the latter (because it is more semantic, not because I am obsessed with removing 2 characters)
(Also, a falsy
positivewould causenegativeto be evaluated and returned)