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Is there any possible way to code this in one line? sometthing like <%= “A” if …….>
<% if @box == 'inbox' && m.is_read?(current_user) %>
A
<% else %>
B
<% end %>
You need a ternary operator – also known as the “conditional” operator in Ruby, which returns “A” if the expression before
?is true, and “B” if the expression is false.