note 74399 deleted from language.operators.comparison by crell

Note Submitter: Hayley Watson ---- Note that the "ternary operator" is better described as the "conditional operator". The former name merely notes that it has three arguments without saying anything about what it does. Needless to say, if PHP picked up any more ternary operators, this will be a problem. "Conditional Operator" is actually descriptive of the semantics, and is the name historically given to it in, e.g., C.