5.3 How to use Ternary Operator in Java Tutorial

[@rslechu]

low volume.. difficult to understand what you speak. :(

[@Smruti.909.-]

Good One ,all your explanation is from basic.

[@salmanabbas8296]

sir i have a doubt, what condition have you taken to be true in if(true) condition plz explain

[@skrehman]

Assuming the code in if block is true...to print code in if block we hv to code if(true)

[@k3tara178]

Dude this saved my comp Class test, thanks bhai

[@happyVibesOnly1618]

sir please show some theoretical explanation of the different concepts that are explained practically.

[@arunrajak.b8987]

awesome unknown fact, thank you so much navin sir

[@SmartProgramming]

nice one sir, thanks for this sir 🙂

[@ravidhanwal9226]

nice explanation sir...

[@nandishpatel1654]

sir can you explain in detail about this ternary operator. I really don't understand the last example.

[@NikhilRaj-bh7wc]

On compiling, I'm getting this message: F:\Begins\JAVA\IntelliJ\ControlStatementsAndArrays>javac IfElseVSTernOp.java Note: IfElseVSTernOp.java uses or overrides a deprecated API. Note: Recompile with -Xlint:deprecation for details. What is "-Xlint" ?

[@AkashSingh-yp8rt]

i used float instead of double then too it showed 10.0 as output.....Why? dont they take same space.

[@saidivyalakshmireddy4648]

sir ... the functioning of the ternary operatior is same as in dz above example for c programming too..... I jst wanna know..... plzzzz rply me sir

[@vladanulardzic5859]

Hi, very nice explanation! Easy to understand! Can you make video regarding chained ternary operator - little more complex? Thank you. Keep on.

[@37_komalpatil16]

Great sir.. thank you

[@VoracitySensei]

really helpfull i really need that

[@nithyashreenaidu8357]

what is that new,object,integer sir

[@sanjaych5501]

sir, upto now u have not explained about object and u area suddenly using object

[@screwedidiot937]

Object Itself Is A Class. All The Other Classes are SubClass Of Object Class.

[@sid792]

Is it necessary to write package com.navin ; in this coding

[@thiagarajanselvaraj9044]

Sir, in this video ,sound is not audible. And this problem is occuring in some of the other videos also.Kindly do the needful

[@avinod4301]

can u explain what if it's multiple expression instead of single(?) "var='(exp1)?(exp2):(exp3)".

[@poojaprogrammer4666]

We can use if else statement only if there are 2 conditions and same is applicable for ternary

[@avinod4301]

@@poojaprogrammer4666 can you add some quick snippets for helping me understand better

[@dpanjobs8210]

Could u able to run using user input and execute the condition acording to the user input

[@screwedidiot937]

Use These Statements Of Code Scanner reader = new Scanner(System.in); // Reading from System.in System.out.println("Enter a number for i: "); int i = reader.nextInt(); // Scans the next token of the input as an int.

[@k3tara178]

use scanner for that

[@MdAzad-hb7vc]

Great tutorial, clearly explained!

[@fathiyaadel9409]

amazing video

[@monsaa6607]

Thnx

[@antarasaha3905]

Why don't you improve the sound quality? sometimes it feels like you are shouting and the next moment nothing is audible.

[@________________8872]

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[@asimshahzad4998]

and if value in the right is smaller then what ??? e.g . true?new Integer(10):new Double(5.0); in my case it also gives 10.0 although 5.0 is smaller than 10 but it is selecting the data type of minimume number i.e 5.0

[@UncoveringTechnologies]

true?new Integer(10):new Double(5.0); The above statement's condition is not depended on the size of data. But, it is depended on the statement which is written on the left of *question* *mark* (?). Because it is written "true" in the condition statement, that's why it always produces 10 as output.

[@siddharthamyakala8961]

See the memory occupied by the data type, not the value assigned. Double occupies 8bytes whereas integer occupies 4bytes

[@chalapathinagavarmabhupath8432]

what is the object in this video? Is it is an inbuilt class or derived datatype and what is the use of it. Can anyone help me

[@ashishmeshram110]

class MyClass { public static void main(String args[]) { { int x = 5; if (x < 1); System.out.println("Hello"); } } } in the program above the output is Hello. I don't understand why?

[@manishjain7021]

remove ; after if statement's condition...then only the next statement will be executed when condition evaluates to true.

[@waqasshabbir1843]

Your condition if(x

[@pronobsaha1796]

Great sir🙏🙏

[@jvsainikhil9305]

reason behind keeping new,why cant we write directly

[@btechtechie3238]

But what is the condition there. It is difficult to understand

[@pritishdeshpande4532]

what is the difference in between "int" and "Integer"??

[@screwedidiot937]

In Java, the 'int' type is a primitive , whereas the 'Integer' type is an object.

[@shreyasingh3508]

@@devendra5290 yes

[@onlinejobnepal5932]

I did not understand why obj1 becomes true and obj2 becomes false. please reply..

[@akhilsuresh9536]

Its not like that. While using if , obj1 gets integer value 10. obj2 is also true. So the first stmt is executed which means obj2 also gets new Integer(10). But its the property if ternary operator that it examines the datatype of both the cnditions. Whichever datatype is large, The right statemnt will get executed changing its current datatype to bigger datatype.

[@neeharikapatel4460]

What is 'object' in this video??? Is it data type??

[@kadiyalasaisowmith8739]

yeah...its a non-primitive data type like strings

[@aidandanielski]

Favoring Double over Integer is stupid.

[@sjagnani]

You didnt tell what an object data type is?

[@pratikbhardwaj3804]

Object is parent of all classes

[@dimpalbhatia5037]

sir what is object keyword ???

[@sourabhkumarsingh9648]

sir speak loudly

[@HARSHKUMAR-fi5fr]

volume is not good !!

[@namasreerama6618]

Sir voice is slow so speak highly

[@shrutisharma7634]

Volume is too low.

[@HP160498]

Turn it up bitch

[@kaustubh.sharma]

HP160498 xD

[@pavanmudhole2065]

2:40 Im not understding wt you doing

[@mohamedthoufiqm8108]

❤️

[@aryangpg]

low volume sir!!!

[@evin7671]

Thoda awaaz lao mooh me

[@AustinCS]

You sound like you're eating a bowl of soup

[@rameshgaming1020]

hey be clear.you are not audible properly.

[@ajaypratapsingh5400]

Toda tez bola krna

[@vivekkandhagatla8684]

poor voice clarity

[@tanishqtripathi5228]

not good tutorials teaching without giving prior knowledge about the things used in programming . first explain what is object then teach about object..................................'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''