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Consider the following code snippet:
if ( c > d)
x = c;
else
x = d;
Choose the correct option if the code mentioned above is rewritten using the ternary operator:
- x = (c >d) ? c : d;
- x = (c >d) ? d : c;
- x = (c >d) ? c : c;
- x = (c >d) ? d : d;
Java Conditional Stmts
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x = (c >d) ? c : d;
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