Ternary operator | Java
Basics • Java Fundamentals
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?:Operator have more than three operand are called ternary operators.
The only possible ternary operator in Java is conditional operator.
Syntax:
expression ? true : false
If expression is true then result is will be true otherwise false.
Example -
int x = (10 < 20) ? 30 : 40;
System.out.println(x); // 30
We can perform nesting of conditional operator also.
int x = (10 > 20) ? 30 : ((40 > 30) ? 70 : 60);
System.out.println(x); // 70
Conclusion
The ternary operator in Java offers a concise way to express conditional statements. Mastering its usage enhances code readability and simplifies decision-making, contributing to efficient and expressive programming.
