swift ternary statement
myBool = str1 != nil ? true : false
print(myBool)swift ternary statement
myBool = str1 != nil ? true : false
print(myBool)ternary operator swift
let a = 10
// Note that the space after the question mark
// is required! If you don't do this, the compiler
// will think you're trying to use optional chaining.
let result = a > 5 ? true : false // trueSwift Ternary Operator
// program to check pass or fail
let marks = 60
// use of ternary operator
let result = (marks >= 40) ? "pass" : "fail"
print("You " + result + " the exam")ternary operator swift 5
// Ternary operator ==>
// value = condition ? valueIfTrue : valueIfFalseCopyright © 2021 Codeinu
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