C++ Programming Tutorial 41 - Conditional Operator (Ternary Operator)

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[walterclements]

Man... you deserve more views. These are the best C++ tutorials on youtube, hands down. You never leave me with questions.

[roberthoople]

In 41 videos watched today, this one was the biggest mind blow so far!

[bandanaboii]

Basically in the statement, the ? operator is "if" and the : operator is "else"

[videogameepicfails]

I’ve got a bad feeling that my professor won’t like me using this instead of if-else statements.

[cnash]

Ooh, an if-else statement simplified into a boolean statement, great stuffs.

[PunmasterSTP]

Now we’re getting into it; thanks for terning up the heat!

[stephenprofullobala]

the short version of if~else statement is ternary operator.

[brocklesnarufcchamp]

"Ah, ternary operator, my old enemy."
- Half-wit coder.

[dailydiaries]

which c++ compiler are you using? i use dev c++, in which cin does not work.

[patrickconrad]

Why is this so similar to javascript? Do all coding languages use the same syntax like this? I've used python some but thats supposed to be easy syntax. this is like the equivalent to writing typescript i feel like

[michaelmueller]

No, it's not 10. It's always 42.

[mohamadelmsallati]

what triggers me about coding youtubers is that they always do std::cout std::cin like just use using namespace std; its a lot easier to do. But you guys are prob just used to that so it is what it is 🤷‍♂