<ul><li>The ternary operator in Perl provides a shorthand way to write simple 'if-else' statements.</li><li>It uses the '? :' characters and takes three arguments: a condition, a result if true, and a result if false.</li><li>The ternary operator is useful for simple conditions, allowing you to assign values based on a condition in a concise manner.</li><li>While the ternary operator can be nested for more complex conditions, readability should be prioritized, especially with intricate logic.</li></ul>

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