Ternary

a > b ? a : b

The entire line is a single expression that evaluates to one value. Here's how it works:

• a > b is the condition
• a is the final value if the condition is true
• b is the final value if the condition is false
• The entire expression (a > b ? a : b) evaluates to either a or b, which is then assigned to max in our example.
• Ternaries are a way to write a simple if/else statement in one line.

#include <stdio.h>

int main() {
  int tern = 1 == 0 ? 't' : 'f';
  printf("%c\n", tern);
  return 0;
}