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Okay, fair enough. You're still using the ternary operators incorrectly. The ternary operator must evaluate to a value, not an expression. So you can't do this:


x > 0 ? y = 1 : y = 2;


You...

The compiler doesn't "hint" at anything. It gives you very specific errors.

You have multiple syntax errors in this code. You're using the ternary operator incorrectly, and you have a random if...

You tell us. What lines are the errors on? What types are you working with on those lines? What types is it expecting?