Which of the following is used to perform a conditional (ternary) operation in JavaScript?
- if-else
- switch
- ?:
- for
The ?: operator is known as the ternary operator in JavaScript and is used for conditional operations. It allows you to perform a quick inline conditional check and return one of two values based on the condition. The other options (if-else, switch, for) are not used for conditional operations in the same way.
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