Groovy has the ?: operator called the Elvis operator because it looks a bit like Elvis Presley’s hair. Java does not support it. It is helpful in dealing with values that might be null. It is a shorcut for a common piece of code to deal with null values. If the Elvis operator were introduced to Java:
// Instead of writing: val = something != null ? something : defaultValue; // you would write: val = something ?: defaultValue;
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