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about tenary oprator in java.

Answer 1

ternary operator (also known as the conditional operater ) in java is used to assign minimum value of two variables to the third variable ... example : minvalue=( a < b ) ? ( a : b );
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Answer 2

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The ternary operator is a part of Java's conditional statements. As the name ternary suggests, it is the only operator in Java consisting of three operands. The ternary operator can be thought of as a simplified version of the if-else statement with a value to be returned.