Ternary Operator C#

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I would like to add one more condition to my ternary operator. Is more than two conditions possible? Or is there another possibility?

I need to enter the property Productocatalogodigital which is of type Basicolongdto.

Currently it is this way: 

public BasicoLongDTO Produto => ProdutoLivro != null ? new BasicoLongDTO(ProdutoSolucao.Codigo, ProdutoSolucao.Nome) : new BasicoLongDTO(ProdutoBibliotecaDigital.Codigo, ProdutoBibliotecaDigital.Nome);
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Yes, it is possible.

var ternaryResult = (false ? "First Result" : false ? "Second Result" : "Last Result");

See working on Dotnetfiddle.

For more information on the operation of the operator ?:, click here.

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You can, I use it that way:

([expressão] ? [valor1] : ([expressão] ? [valor1] : ([expressão] ? [valor1] : [valor2])))

  • It worked very well! It stayed this way: Productvro != null ? new Basicolongdto(Productvro.Codigo, Productvro.Name) : Productsrolution != null ? New basicolongdto(Productsproduction.Code, Productsproduction.Name) : Productobibliotecadigital != null ? New basicolongdto(Productobibliotecadigital.Code, Productobibliotecadigital.Name) : new Basicolongdto(Productocatalogodigital.Code, Productocatalogodigital.Name);

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