if else if else if using ? :
hi guys
i have miltiple if else
like
if (user = manager)
{
user.name = 'Manager'
}
else if(user == CEO)
{
user.name = 'CEO'
}
else if(user == CLERK)
{
user.name = 'CLERK'
}
can i represent multiple If else conditions using ? :
for example
user == manager ? user.setName(MANAGER) : stuck here
any help appreciated
thakhs
i have miltiple if else
like
if (user = manager)
{
user.name = 'Manager'
}
else if(user == CEO)
{
user.name = 'CEO'
}
else if(user == CLERK)
{
user.name = 'CLERK'
}
can i represent multiple If else conditions using ? :
for example
user == manager ? user.setName(MANAGER) : stuck here
any help appreciated
thakhs
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user==manager ? user.setName("MANAGER") : (user == CEO) ? user.setName("CEO") : (user == CLERK) ? user.setName("CLERK") : ()
If you're doing this sort of nest ternary operator here's a way to lay it out so people can read it. Also you can assign the result to a variable and then use that in a single method call - so there's less code to change if you rename "user.setName".
String name =
(user == manager) ? "MANAGER"
: (user == CEO) ? "CEO"
: (user == CLERK) ? "CLERK"
: "" ;
user.setName(name) ;
user==manager ? user.setName(MANAGER) : (user == CEO) ? user.setName('CEO') : (user == CLERK) ? user.setName('CLERK') : ()