The conditional expr1 is evaluated first. If it is non-zero (true), then the expr2 is evaluated, and that is the value of the conditional expression. Otherwise expr3 is evaluated, and that is the value. Only one of expr2 and expr3 is evaluated. In this example given below z will be the maximum of a and b,

Program: Illustration of arithmetic and conditional operators

# include<stdio. h>
Void main ()
{
    Int i, j, k, m;
    I = 17;
    J = 5;
    K =i++ - j;
    Printf (“I = %d j= %d k= %d\n”, I, j, k);
    M= ++i +j;
    Printf (“i = %d j = %d m = % d \ n”, i, j, m);
    Printf (“i/j = % d / n”, I / j):
    Printf (“i %%j = % d / n”, I % j );
    Printf (“i+ = j % d \ n”, I + j);
    Printf (“%d/n”, (i>j)? 1: 0);
    Printf (“%d/n”,(i<j) ? 1: 0);
}

Output
i = 18 j = 5 k = 12
i = 19 j = 5 m = 24
i / j = 3
i % j = 4
i + =j = 24
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