C++ Ternary Operator (Conditional Operator) | CPP Video Tutorial

In this c++ / cpp programming video tutorials / lecture for beginners video series, you will learn about the ternary operators with example.
You will lean what are the ternary operators and also how to use them in your program, how a ternary operator can be used as alternative to simple if and else in detail with examples.
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Hi when to use ternary over separate function? For example i have 3 different condition check in a function, can i use 3 ternary or 3 sub functions?

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if i use for loops for getting several numbers,how can i use question mark?

[@bhonysingh9340]

What if we have more than two conditions? like If, else if and else? could you please explain?
Reply 2

[@chevlonmacguinstudios]

Only good for const veriables that need only two statements, you should still refer to (if else) conditions for clarity, readability and testing.

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hey sir,, plzz explain if there is multiple ternary operator used in a program in the same line

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Is it possible to nest the ternary operator ( Like nested ifs)??
If so can you please tell how to do it??

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When would you recommend (or not) programmers to use ternary operators instead of the basic else-if statements?

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Can ternary operator have nested form like in if-else operator ?

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[@yobraFx]

which is more efficient to use...this one or if else?

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Generally, Ternary operators are preferred over if-else as they just round-up the whole nested if-else code in just 1 statement, and are easy to understand / less complicated.

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Can you use this method to make nested if...else statements? It seems like you can, you just have to make another evaluating expression after the ':'. Or, am I wrong about this. The only thing I see is that it might get confusing.

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yes we can use them. you can avoid the confusion if you indent the code properly.

[@informativecontent4778]

thanks
but u should also help us understand other ways do the same thing with ternry operators

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Used ternary statement in cout

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n=100
n-95?(n

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What if we have more than two conditions? like If, else if and else? could you please explain?

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Use if - else if - else syntax

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[@coralmary35]

how to use ternary operator for more than 2 variables :D

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coral
i think you are asking about using 2 or more variables to form the condition.
Use the logical and comparison operators in the condition.
use parenthesis to group it.
example
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int mark, avg;
cout 20) ? cout

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//done
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int mark;
cout > mark;
mark >=45 ? cout

[@saifiyanshaikh9668]

can we use && / || operator in expn ???????
(means Two conditions)

[@LearningLad]

yes you can :)