The video tutorial introduces the ternary operator in C&C, comparing it to traditional if-else statements. It demonstrates how to create a function to find the maximum of two integers using both if-else and the ternary operator. The tutorial highlights the simplicity and efficiency of the ternary operator by providing a practical example of determining voting eligibility based on age. The ternary operator is shown to condense code and reduce the need for multiple if statements.

What is the primary advantage of using the ternary operator over the traditional if-else statement?

• It allows for more complex logic.

• It makes the code more readable and concise.

• It is faster in execution.

• It supports more data types.

How does the ternary operator determine which value to return?

• By evaluating a condition and returning a value based on its truth.

• By checking the data type of the variables.

• By comparing the memory addresses of the variables.

• By using a loop to iterate through possible values.

In the context of the video, how can the ternary operator be used to replace a function?

• By converting it into a class method.

• By using it directly in place of an if-else statement.

• By using it to define a new function.

• By embedding it within a loop.

What is the result of using the ternary operator in the voting eligibility example when the age is 30?

• The result is undefined.

• The age is not valid.

• The person is allowed to vote.

• The person is not allowed to vote.

Why is the ternary operator considered efficient in coding?

• It allows for dynamic memory allocation.

• It increases the execution speed of the program.

• It reduces the number of lines of code.

• It supports multiple programming languages.