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The following is the pattern for Java's value-producing conditional-operator expression:
Boolean expression ? if-true expression : if-false expression
In contrast to the operators that you have seen so far, the
conditional operator consists of a combination of distributed characters,
? and :, separating three operands—the Boolean expression,
the if-true expression, and the if-false expression. Thus, the conditional
operator combination is said to be a ternary operator.