Expansion with conditional ternary operator

Question

Simple question: Is there a way to use an expansion inside a conditional statement using the ternary operator?

const a = 1, b = 2;

// Works
console.log(...[ a, b ]);

// Works
console.log(...(a ? [ a, b ] : [ 'Not found' ]));

// Doesn't work
console.log(a ? ...[ a, b ] : 'Not found');

Answer 1

Yes and No

No, because in some cases it is not supported

Yes, you need to use it in the way it supports, basically manipulate it

For example

const a = 1, b = 2;

// Works
console.log(...[ a, b ]);

// Doesn't work
//console.log(a ? ...[ a, b ] : 'Not found');
//use this 
a ? console.log(...[a,b]) : "Not Found"

//you can have other ways too to achieve this