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What is the difference between ternary operators and unary operators?

(a) Ternary Operators work with 1 operand while unary operators work with 3 operands

(b) Ternary Operators work with 3 operands while unary operators work with 1 operand

(c) Ternary Operators work with 2 operands while unary operators work with 3 operands

(d) Ternary Operators work with 4 operands while unary operators work with 1 operand

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Right choice is (b) Ternary Operators work with 3 operands while unary operators work with 1 operand

The explanation is: The term “ternary” depicts three and the term “unary” depicts the term one. So therefore, ternary operators need 3 operands and unary operators use 1 operand.

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