I was reading an article that was talking about conditional javascript but they didn't explain which was better to use. I made a fiddle with the 2 examples.
console.log('start');
const VALUE = true;
const TEST = false;
//test 1
VALUE && !TEST && (() => {
console.log('hello there!');
})();
//test 2
if(VALUE && !TEST) {
console.log('bye');
}
The most important thing with this example is that I don't want to call a new function I want to execute the code in the function its inside just like an if statement. If you know something better then I can't wait to hear that!
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