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in this video i'm going to check out 10 javascript coding examples which are clean and fresh like that first breath of mentos after a mint if you haven't realized already i'm on dev.2 one of the best websites for articles on all topics including javascript this one was written by eibach and he's got the 10 lists in here which we're going to be checking out for our first example we're using a conditional operator which is the question mark over here what we want to do is check whether a is greater than b and if it is we want to apply a value to foo in this case it's either apple or it's bowl now the reason that this one isn't done very well is because we've got a little bit of redundancy here we're setting foo up twice based on this conditional operator and because of that we've got a bit of a code smell and it doesn't smell too good the better way to do this is maybe just use an if else but since we're not using if else we're using these conditionals we want to have a single line with...