What is Unary binary and trynary

Answer 1

If you were talking about operators, then:
Unary: Operators that requires only one operand to work. The operand is usually placed on right hand side of the operator.
Binary: Operators that requires two operands to work. One on left hand, and another one on the right hand side of the operator.
Ternary: Operators that requires three operands to work. So far I only know this one:
`<expression> ? <true-block> : <false-block>`
Which behaves like a shorthand for `if` statement.
if(<expression>)
<true-block>
else
<false-block>
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Answer 2

Operators: Unary +1, -x
Binary x+y, 5×3
Ternary a? x:y

Answer 3

ternary