Ternary vs If: Which is More Efficient?

What's the performance difference between using a ternary operator and an if statement?

The performance difference is often negligible, but ternary operators can be slightly faster in some cases due to less overhead.

Are there situations where one is preferred over the other?

Yes, ternary operators are great for simple conditions, while if statements are better for complex logic.

Does using a ternary operator affect code readability?

It can, especially if the condition is complex. Readability should always be a priority.

Can you give an example of both?

Sure! For a ternary: let result = condition ? value1 : value2; For an if statement: `if (condition) { result = value1; } else { result = value2; }