How do you read this condition involving ternary operators?

Question

a>b?a>c?a:c:b>c?b:c

Answer 1

if a>b
if a>c
return a
else
return c
else
if b>c
return b
else
return c
Hope this is more comprehensible : )

Answer 2

Ipang Thank you! Your explanation helped.

Answer 3

You're welcome silentlearner, glad it helps : )

Answer 4

I would read it from left to right, looking at the colons to see where the next statement ends.
a>b?(a>c?a:c):(b>c?b:c);
But in real code rather use if/else like Ipang posted. Otherwise it is too confusing to read and understand for others, as you noticed.

Answer 5

int X=2, int y=5;
result =x_ _?
system.out.println();

Answer 6

Ratnakar rockzz please move your question into your own thread, posting a different question being irrelevant with original question here is not nice, Thanks for understanding : )

Answer 7

int X=2, int y=5;
int result =x_ _;
system.out.println();
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