[Solved] What does the ternary operator condition ? true-value : false-value do in PowerShell 7+? — Ans: It chooses one of two values based on a condition. | PowerShell

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What does the ternary operator condition ? true-value : false-value do in PowerShell 7+?

AIt comments out a line of code.

BIt chooses one of two values based on a condition.

CIt defines a function with two parameters.

DIt creates a loop that runs twice.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand the ternary operator structure
The ternary operator uses a condition followed by a question mark, then a value if true, a colon, and a value if false.
Step 2: Identify its purpose
It evaluates the condition and returns the true-value if the condition is true, otherwise the false-value.
Final Answer:
It chooses one of two values based on a condition. -> Option B
Quick Check:
Ternary operator = choose value based on condition [OK]

Quick Trick: Think: condition ? yes : no picks one value fast [OK]

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