conditional operator

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  1. cindrilla

    cindrilla New Member

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    hi firnds i hv some probs with using conditional operator
    my program is to find whether a candidate is elgible for voting or not

    first i had made my program as shown below


    #include<stdio.h>
    main()
    {
    printf("enter d age");
    scanf("%d",&a);
    (a>=18) ? printf("ur elgible"); : printf("ur inelgible");
    }


    but this is showing errors as expected ecpression before :
    &
    expected ':' before ';' token
    wht d hell is all this mean
    im using unix mint
     
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    jimblumberg New Member

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    Probably means remove the semicolon before the colon.

    Jim
     
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    cindrilla New Member

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    hey ur exact thnx
     

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