Code inspection: 'if' statement can be rewritten as '?:' expression
Last modified: 08 April 2024tip
The conditional ?: (ternary) operator in C# is the most elegant way to execute one of two simple expressions depending on the value of a simple boolean expression.
Therefore, if ReSharper encounters an if...else
statement in this context, it suggests converting it to a more succinct ?:
operator.
Here is an example of a quick-fix suggested by this inspection: