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The ternary operator

condition ? a : b is an expression that evaluates to a if the condition is true and b otherwise. It's handy for small choices:

int best = (x > y) ? x : y;
printf("%s\n", n == 1 ? "kill" : "kills");

Your turn: read an int n and print n kill or n kills with the correct plural (1 is singular, everything else plural).