Notes C # Basics Primer (20) Conditional operators for--c#

C # provides a conditional operator that can replace a simple if...else structure. The syntax for this conditional operator is as follows:

Conditional expression? Branch 1: Branch 2

?: is the conditional operator, you can see that it has 3 operands, so it is called a ternary operator. Its arithmetic logic is: when the conditional expression is true, branch 1 is executed, and when the conditional expression is false, branch 2 is executed.

In the following example, depending on the age, the output is "adult" or "minor":

Static void Main (string[] args) {    int;   Age    string backup;   Note    backup = Age >=?" Adult ":" minors ";    Console.WriteLine (Backup);}

Because of age=17, the value of the conditional expression Age>=18 is false, which returns "minors".

The above excerpt from the Web Course "C # development easy to get started"

Notes C # Basics Primer (20) Conditional operators for--c#