int a = 7, b = 21;
a > b ? a : b ;

A good answer might be:

The expression is evaluated to 21.

Maximum

The expression found the maximum of two variables:

  1. The condition a > b was false, so
  2. The part after the colon (:) was evaluated, to 21.
  3. The entire expression (the whole line) is given that value.
(The expression would probably be part of a longer statement that does something with the value.) Here is a program fragment that prints the minimum of two variables. 
int a = 7, b = 21;
System.out.println( "The min is: " + (a _________ b ? a : b ) );
Other than the blank, the program is correct. The entire expression counts as one value, so that value can be used with the concatenation operator "+" in the println.

QUESTION 3:

Fill in the blank so that the program fragment works correctly.

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