Bug in Challenge: Use Multiple Conditional (Ternary) Operators.

Describe your problem and how to reproduce it: Bug - Test for below code fails with error: checkSign should use multiple conditional operators.

function checkSign(num) {
  return (num!==0) ?(num>0) ? "positive" 
    : "negative" 
    : "zero";
}


console.log(checkSign(10));
console.log(checkSign(-10));
console.log(checkSign(0));

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How to reproduce It. Instead of Error: “checkSign should use multiple conditional operators.” Error should be: Using multiple ternary operators in statement-if-true part of ternary operator is not best practice.

(Increasing clarity of error message)

Add a Link to the page with the problem: Link to Challenge; Link to my post reporting bug on forum:

[ShaunSHamilton]

“It’s is a best practice to format the multiple conditional operators so that each condition is on a separate line, as shown in the example, for readability.”

I would be for adding a note similar.

[jeremylt]

I agree that some tweaking makes sense. I’d would help if we can capture the fact that the test fails if a) you aren’t using a multiple ternary or b) the ternary isn’t in the expected format.