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Why does this comma inside a ternary operator throw a syntax error in JavaScript? – stackoverflow.com

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I noticed something odd when trying to use the comma operator inside the conditional (ternary) operator for logging. Here's a contrived example: const a = 2; const b = 1; a > b ? ...

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