Null coalescing operator angular 2

Coalescing is performed via || operator, i.e.

let str:string = name || FirstName || "name is null and FirstName is null";

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In Typescript

Typescript introduced null coalescing with version 3.7, so if you're running on 3.7 or higher you can simply write:

const str = name ?? firstName ?? "Name and First Name are both null";
const x = foo?.bar.baz() ?? bizz();

See https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/release-notes/typescript-3-7.html#nullish-coalescing.

In the Angular Template

Since Angular 12 you can also use ?? in the template.

Maybe what you want achieve is this:

let str =
    typeof (name) !== 'undefined' && name !== null ?
        name : typeof (FirstName ) === 'undefined' || FirstName  === null ?
        "First Name is null" : FirstName