Ternary Operator

This conditional statement behaves exactly like an if…else statement. The main
reason to use the ternary operator is convenience in coding. Its syntax is as
follows:condition ? statement1 : statement2;
The condition is checked first and if true, statement1 is executed, if false,
statement2 is executed. However, the two expressions following the question
mark (?) must be of the same data type.
This example using the ternary operator, is equivalent in logic and results to the
previous example using the if...else statement.int i = 12;
int j = 10;
int max;
max = i > j ? i : j;

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Hossein Karimi