Java Ternary operators

/*

Ternary (trinocular) operator

Format

Boolean-type expression? Expression 1: Expression 2;

Execution process:

Determine the value of a Boolean type expression first

True to execute an expression 1

False to execute an expression 2

Expression 1 or expression 2 eventually there is a result that is generally a data

Case: Get the maximum value of two numbers?

Analysis:

1: Determine the size of two to use >

A, b

A>b If the result is true a large

The result is false B large

A>b? A:B;

*/

Class Operatordemo{public static void Main (string[] args) {//has two variables int a = 15;int b = 10;int max = a>b? a:b;// Must be a result in general is a data//Two expression result data type to be consistent//so you can use variables of the same data type to receive System.out.println ("Max:" +max);}}

/*

A: Case Demo

Compare whether two integers are the same

B: Case Demo

Gets the maximum value in three integers

Analysis:

A b C

Let A, B compare to get a larger value---here to use a ternary

Let the larger value compare with C------use ternary

Compare whether two integers are the same

Analysis:

A, b

A==b if the equality result is true

If the result is not equal to false

Format:

Boolean-type expression? Expression 1: Expression 2;

*/

Class Operatortest{public static void Main (string[] args) {/*//Determines whether two numbers are equal to an int a = 20;int b = 30;boolean flag = (a==b? True : false);       SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN (flag);   System.out.println (A==B);   *///three integers to find the maximum int a = 40;   int B = 20;   int c = 30; First get the larger value of a and b int max1 = a>b?   A:B; Max1 and c compare int max = max1>c?       MAX1:C; System.out.println ("Max:" +max);}}

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Java Ternary operators