Let me get to this point straight. So I found a shorthand on an Instagram post for something like this:
const bool = true
function myFunction (){
//smth
}
if(bool){
myFunction
}
I can't remember what it was, something with the && operator. Anyone?
sorry for being a bit off topic but I really need this.
Perhaps you're thinking of just using &&
as it short circuits
const bool = true;
const notBool = false;
function myFunction(){ console.log("hello, world!") };
bool && myFunction();
notBool && myFunction(); // nada!