True and false in ternary operator

#1

as given in the example, no%2 will give a number (0 or 1) so how does that mean that when no%2=0 it is a true statement and the first statement is executed ?

#2

HI @ebanigupta121, the ternary operator follows the following syntax:
() ; Statement 1 : Statement 2 ;
Now for a given no. n n%2 can either result in 1(if n is odd) or in 0( if n is even).
Our given condition is

( n%2==0 ) ? … : … ;

So if n is even then result of condition will be (0==0) which is True and hence Statement 1 will be executed else the number n will be odd and condition will be 1==0 which is False and hence Statement 2 will be executed.

Hope you got this :slight_smile:

#3

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