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Description: The ternary operator is a programming tool that allows evaluating a condition and returning one of two possible values based on the result of that evaluation. It is characterized by its compact syntax, which combines the condition evaluation and value selection in a single line of code. Its basic structure is: `condition ? value_if_true […]