A C# example, the process of code simplification

The first code:

After simplification : After

using ternary expressions, one line is done:

Ternary expressions in C#:
Ternary expressions generally refer to ternary operators, which are a fixed format in software programming. Be able to make some simple conditional choices. The ternary operator as indicated by the name requires three operands. The syntax is: Conditional expression? Expression 1: Expression 2. Note: The position in front of the question mark is the judgment condition. The judgment result is bool type. When it is true, expression 1 is called, and when it is false, expression 2 is called. The logic is: "If the conditional expression is established or satisfied, execute expression 1, otherwise execute the second." It is often used to set a default value, for example, a certain value does not necessarily exist, then judge whether this value exists, and if it does not exist, give the default value