true ? 'ani': true ? var a=23:'gan'

Question

Why I can't define var in trinary operator

Answer 1

You shouldn't make complicated the code.
Ternary operation must be this format:
(Condition) ? "if the condition is accepted" : "not accepted"
I hope, it helps. Happy coding!

Answer 2

No, we can't declare variables inside ternary condition.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19071803/declaring-a-variable-within-conditional-expressions-ternary-operator

Answer 3

true ?var a=23 : console.log(false) mesarthim why I can't use var a??

Answer 4

Aniket Ganguly
If you want to define a variable, you don't have to write "var x" etc. Just write like x = 1.
//////
true ? a=23 : a = 1
console.log(a)
/////
I thought, you want to do sth like that.
Actually, I didn't understand what you mean. Please, explain more.