Ternary vs If-Else: Which is More Readable?

What's the difference in readability between using ternary operators and if-else statements?

Ternary operators can make code more concise, but if-else statements are often clearer for complex conditions.

Can you give me an example of both?

Sure! For a ternary: let result = condition ? 'True' : 'False'; For if-else: if (condition) { result = 'True'; } else { result = 'False'; }

Which one is generally preferred in professional code?

It depends on the context. For simple conditions, ternary can be great, but for readability, if-else is often preferred.

Are there any performance differences between the two?

Performance differences are usually negligible; focus on readability and maintainability instead.