If $b is true, print “true”, otherwise print “false”. Echo doesn’t work here.

$b ? print "true" : print "false";

Here’s something I learned today: it’s possible to assign a complex variable to an “internal” shorthand, and then in turn use the shorthand for the final assignment (based on the comparison). This way it’s not necessary to repeat the complex variable in the assignment section which makes the ternary much shorter and thus cleaner.

So instead of this:

$a = ($myObject->anotherObject->arr['somekey'] > 7 ? 7 : $myObject->anotherObject->arr['somekey']);

You can do this:

$a = (($b = $myObject->arr['somekey']) > 7 ? 7 : $b);

Awesome!!