Java Ternary Operator

You can use these shortcuts for better readability when you have lots of if-else statements

A = B == C 

This is read as:
If B = C then A is true, else A is false
The statement above is the same as this if-else statement:

if(B == C){
 A = true;
} else {
 A = false;
}

The other one has a more familiar form than the previous:

A = A ? B : C

This is read as:
If A is true it will take the value of B, If A is false else A will be C.
The statement above is the same as this if-else statement:

if(A == true){
 A = B;
} else {
 A = C;
}

Note: A,B, and C should return a boolean value.