Javascript assiging multiple values to `ternary` operator

Question

How to assign multiple values to ternary operator? is that not possible? I tried like this, but getting error:

size === 3 ? (  var val1=999,  var val2=100; )  : 0;

and

size === 3 ? (  var val1=999; var val2=100; )  : 0;

above both approach throws error. how to set both var val1 and var val2;

I can directly declare it. But I would like to know the ternary operator approach here.

Answer 1

var size=3;
var val1=null;
var val2=null;
size === 3 ? (  val1=999,val2=100 )  : 0;
console.log(val1,val2)

Answer 2

Its a syntax error .You could use like this separate call

var size=3;
var  val1 = size === 3 ? 999  : 0;
var  val2 = size === 3 ? 100  : 0;
console.log(val1,val2)