Rory Spanton
Teaching and Support Assistant at University of Plymouth
Expertise: R programming and cognitive psychology
Education: University of Plymouth

Rory Spanton is a PhD researcher in the field of human memory and cognition with an expertise in data analysis and mathematical modeling. Spanton currently works as a teaching and support assistant at the University of Plymouth, where he lectures on content involving R programming and cognitive psychology. He is currently studying to earn his doctorate in psychology at the University of Plymouth in England.

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The ternary operator is a concise way of expressing conditional statements in a single line of JavaScript code. Our expert explains how it works.
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