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Conditionals in C can also be done with the ternary operator, ?:. The arguments are expressions, and a?b:c is an expression as well. However, since many things in C are expressions (this especially includes assignments and function calls), ?: can be used for those, too. However, the if/else construct is usually more readable and therefore preferred.
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