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Conditional Operator

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Conditional operator is a term used in different fields to refer to an operator (computer code, mechanical device or other construction) that allows, triggers, prevents or stops a given operation when a predefined set of conditions are reached, present, are absent or become absent. Conditional operators are used in many fields.

In computer programming, a conditional operator is similar to not equivalent to a logical operator. [1]

  1. ^ Cogwheel. "What is the difference between logical and conditional /operator/". Stack Overflow. Retrieved 9 April 2015.