Programming style question: say I'm returning a value that is conditional on a flag, in JavaScript. Is it better to return a conditional value (return bool ? this : that) or conditionally return a value (bool ? return this : return that) and why do you think this?
@meredith_matthews
```javascript
return b ? x : y;
```
says "Here's where I return something, and here's what it is: a ternary expression.".
The other option is just a minified `if...else`. Sometimes you need to return inside a conditional, but I'd prefer not to. Having a single place where you return (or as few as possible) is nice.
