Hi, newbie, wonderings :slightly_smiling_face: 1: if it is safe to combine 2 (or more) ternary conditions. as in this way : (e>f) ? “e” : (f<g) ? “f” : “g” - with : e=2, f=4, g=8 ? or if that is not recomended. Thanks

it does sounds logical to me that 4>4 could possibly return a warning… as for using > instead o >=… as of now, i’m just following this online course : Conditionals | JuliaAcademy

Combining 2 ternary conditions, how to?

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nilshg October 31, 2020, 8:03am 2

Don’t see anything wrong with that, if that’s the most readable way to present your code go for it.

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