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Ternary Operator CPP

Posted by: MeTh0Dz in Programming, Computers, C on Jun 23, 2008

A ternary operator is an operator that requires three different parameters/arguments. It is basically used to evaluate an if statement.

Example...

(x == 10) ? (cout << "X equals 10") : (cout << "X does not equal 10");

Basically this says, if x equals ten then print the first message, else print the second message. So it is actually the same as this...

if (x == 10) {
cout << "X equals 10";
}
else {

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