note 98052 added to language.operators.comparison

I am posting another hint about formatting of conditional expression blocks. It does take more lines, but lines starting with "?" and ":" allow to distinguish ternary operator quite quickly.

<?php
// Single ternary operator
$sentence = $value == 1
    ? 'You have one egg.'
    : 'You have '.$value.' eggs.';

// Nested ternary operators
$sentence = $value == 1
    ? 'You have one egg.'
    : ($value == 0
        ? 'You have no eggs.'
        ($value == 2
            ? 'You have two eggs.'
            : 'You have '.$value.' eggs.'
    );
?>

PS: In case on wondering about concatenation "." operator inside the expression: concatenation has higher priority than ternary operator, so it is evaluated first.
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