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 ====== One line If in C ======
-Often called ternary operators.
 A really handy way to write condensate and yet easily readable code in C is using one line if when doing only simple operation in the if. \\
+There's two way of doing this, using a ternary operator (here ?) or a compact If syntax.
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 It is absolutely not recommended to use this syntax everywhere but when only incrementing a variable for example, it is great.
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-Two syntax exists one with an integrated else:
+The ternary operator:
 <code c>
-(CONDITION) ? TRUE: FALSE;
+VARIABLE = (CONDITION) ? VALUE_TRUE: VALUE_FALSE;
 </code>
 <code c syntax1.c>
+Variable = (Captor > Threshold) ? ValueIfTrue : ValueIfFalse;
+</code>
+A variation of this use case when using increment and decrement operators.
+<code c syntax2.c>
 (Variable > Threshold) ? Variable-- : Variable++;
 </code>
-And a simple if,
+The compact If syntax :
 <code c>
 if (CONDITION) TRUE;
 </code>
-<code c syntax2.c>
+<code c syntax3.c>
 if (Variable < 0) Variable = 0;
 </code>

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