Meaning of below code block?

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what is meaning of below code from asp.net core?

@Html.Partial(MVC.Shared.Views._MultipleActionButtonInline, new ViewDataDictionary
                                  {
                                   {
                                     "formatString",
                                     $"Options: {(Model.CanUserSelectJobs && isEditStructureMode ? "ADD CYCLE JOB(S) TO THE PROCESS; " : "")}{(isEditStructureMode ? "":" you last built the executables within the threshold of {0} hours, so the Link/Bind step was bypassed on this occasion.")}"
                                   },
                                   {"actionButtons", buttonsMvcHtmlStringList}
                                  })

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i am new in asp.net core. i wanted to change above code but not sure exactly meaning of it?
if anyone is experienced in .net core, can you please explain me about this?

Posted 1-Jan-21 22:01pm

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Richard MacCutchan 2-Jan-21 9:11am

Ask the person who wrote it.

[no name] 3-Jan-21 11:14am

It's building an options list. Formatting the code makes it more sensible. The options themselves are made from conditional if's.

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