How does one execute a no-op in C/C++?
c++
Solution
If it really is for a ternary operator that doesn't need a second action, the best option would be to replace it for an if:
if (a!=b) cout << "not equal";
it will smell a lot less.
Problem
for the following: ``` ( a != b ) ? cout<<"not equal" : cout<<"equal"; ``` suppose I don't care if it's equal, how can I use the above statement by substituting `cout<<"equal"` with a no-op.