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About Conditionals Ternary

Ternary operators allow if-conditions to be defined in expressions rather than statement blocks. This echoes functional programming approaches and can often make code more expressive and less error-prone.

The ternary operator combines 3 expressions: a condition followed by an expression to be evaluated and returned if the condition is true (the if part, introduced by ?) and an expression to be evaluated and returned if the condition is false (the else part, introduced by :).

int a = 3, b = 4;
int max = a > b ? a : b;
// => 4