update(guide): Added Ternary Operator Example (#29032)
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### Bonus: Ternary Operator
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The function can be even further refactored to use a single line of code by using a ternary operator:
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function willItBlend(someObject) {
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return typeof someObject !== 'object' || someObject.blendable !== 'It will blend' ? false : true;
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}
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