Core Java · interview question
Given the following code snippet, what is the value of 'finalPrice'? int basePrice = 200; int discount = 30; int finalPrice = basePrice - discount * (basePrice > 100? 1 : 0);?
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Answer and explanation
Correct answer
C. 170
Why
The ternary operator checks if 'basePrice' is greater than 100, which is true, so it evaluates to 1. The expression becomes 'basePrice - discount * 1', which simplifies to '200 - 30', resulting in 170.
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