Question

I have a string that I want to append it some other string. let’s say:

$my_string = 'Hello';

$my_string .= ' there';

this would return ‘Hello there’.

I want to make this conditional like this:

$my_string = 'Hello';

$append = 'do';

if ( $append == 'do' ) {

    $my_string .= ' there';

}

Now, I want to use a ternary operation to do this, but all the examples I came across are for if/else which will be something like:

$my_string .= ( $append == 'do' ) ? ' there' : '';

so is it possible to do it with only IF and without else?

Answer 1

No… ternary means three parts you need the condition, the true part, and the false part