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Tuesday, September 11. 2007

If you have to execute an assignment in condition of a boolean, you can use the ?:-operator.

Structure
condition ? assignment(true) : assignment(false);

Example:

bool sunshine = true;

string strSun = sunshine ? "yes" : "No";
Console.WriteLine(strSun);
// Output: yes

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