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I’m studying php, I took a code to move and I’m not finding reference to the question mark in php, which serves in the example below, for what it serves.
$dinheiro = $debito <= 1 ? FALSE : TRUE;
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I’m studying php, I took a code to move and I’m not finding reference to the question mark in php, which serves in the example below, for what it serves.
$dinheiro = $debito <= 1 ? FALSE : TRUE;
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It’s called the ternary operator.
This means: if the value of $debit is less than or equal to one, the variable $money gets the value of FALSE, otherwise it gets the value of True.
This can be compared to:
if($debito<=1)
{
$dinheiro = false;
}
else
{
$dinheiro = true;
}
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It’s the ternary operator, take a look at the link that rray posted that has great answers.
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