Ternary operator should not be used to select between two boolean values, or instead of a logical `OR` operation. Ternary expressions are often difficult to read, so if a simpler syntax exists, it should be used instead of a ternary expression. This happens when
- the expression returns two boolean values
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let isGood = value > 0 ? true : false; // Non-compliant, replace with value > 0
let isBad = value > 0 ? false : true; // Non-compliant, replace with !(value > 0)
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- the same value is used for both the conditional test and the consequent
[source,javascript]
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let a = x ? x : y; // Non-compliant, replace with x || y
