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BetaThe conditional operator in JavaScript is similar to that of C++ and Java, except for the fact the middle expression cannot be a comma expression. Also, as in C++, but unlike in C or Perl , it will not bind tighter than an assignment to its right— q ? a : b = c is equivalent to q ? a : (b = c) instead of (q ? a : b) = c .
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