I am using this ternary operator:
$this->checkIfProductCategoriesContainsString($productId, $categoryNeedle) !== false ? echo "Category containing categoryNeedle exists" : echo "Category does not exist.";
I also tried it like this:
($this->checkIfProductCategoriesContainsString($productId, $categoryNeedle) !== false) ? echo "Category containing categoryNeedle exists" : echo "Category does not exist.";
But my IDE says unexpected echo after ?
What about
echo(
$this->checkIfProductCategoriesContainsString($productId, $categoryNeedle) !== false
? "Category containing categoryNeedle exists"
: "Category does not exist."
);
You should read about the difference between print
and echo
in PHP in general. Tl;dr use print instead.
$this->checkIfProductCategoriesContainsString($productId, $categoryNeedle) ?
print "Category containing category needle exists" :
print "Category does not exist.";
But it's better to just:
echo $this->checkIfProductCategoriesContainsString($productId, $categoryNeedle) ?
'Category containing category needle exists' :
'Category does not exist.';
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