Asp.net trielement operators

Asp tutorial. net ternary operators

The ternary operator is also a conditional operator. It seems special because it has three operands, but it does belong to one of the operators.

The format is

Boolean-exp? Value0: value1

If the boolean-exp expression returns true, value0 is calculated, and the calculation result is the final value produced by the operator. If the boolean-exp expression returns false, value1 is calculated. Similarly, the result is the final value of the operator.

Of course, it can also be replaced by if-else, but the ternary operator and if-else are completely different, and the operator will generate a value.

Public class ternaryifelse {

Static int ternary (int I ){

Return I <10? I * 100: I * 10;

       }

Static int standardifelse (int I ){

If (I <10)

Return I * 100;

Else

Return I * 10;

}

Public static void main (string [] args ){

System. out. println (ternary (9 ));

System. out. println (ternary (10 ));

System. out. println standardifelse (9 ));

System. out. println standardifelse (10 ));

}

}

Output

900

100

900

100

In contrast, the ternary operators are much more compact, and if-else is easier to understand.