Write a conditional expression that assign the value 0 to a credits variable if it is less than 0; otherwise the value of the credits variable remains unchanged.

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Computers and Technology

Haylie Blevins

28 October, 13:29

Write a conditional expression that assign the value 0 to a credits variable if it is less than 0; otherwise the value of the credits variable remains unchanged.

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Leslie Roman · Answer 1

void updateCredit (float credit) {

if credit < 0.0

credit = 0.0;

}

Explanation:

I am going to write a C function for this.

The input is your credit value, and it has just a conditional to verify if it is not negative.

void updateCredit (float credit) {

if credit < 0.0

credit = 0.0;

}

Sanai Sellers · Answer 2

credits = (credits < 0) ? 0 : credits;

Explanation:

This is the ternary conditional operator.