vartype some_var = var1 > var2 ? true_val : false_val;

int val1 = 10;

int val2 = 20;

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int max = val1 >= val2 ? val1 : val2;

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booleanExpression ? expression1 : expression2;

//expression1 if booleanExpression==true

//expression2 if booleanExpression==false

Object myObject = booleanExpression ? valueIfTrue : valueIfFalse;

variable = (expression) ? expressionIsTrue : expressionIsFalse;

booleanExpression ? expression1 : expression2;

result = condition ? trueCase : elseCase;

// variable= condition ? value if condition is True : value if condition is false

// only ternary operator in java

int max,a=1,b=2;

max= a>b ? a : b;

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//will result in max = b

result = condition ? trueCase : elseCase;

//

int max = a > b ? a : b;

The condition part of a ternary operator is followed by a question mark (?). 

After the question mark are the two values the ternary operator can return, separated by a colon (:).

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The values part consists of two values. The first value is returned if the condition parts evaluates to true.

The second value is returned if the condition part evaluates to false.

boolean myConditional = true;

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System.out.println(

    //will print "myConditional is true"

    myConditional ? "myConditional is true" : "myConditional is false"

);