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Fails: object o = ((1==2) ? 1 : "test"); Succeeds: object o; if (1 == 2) { o = 1; } else { o = "test"; } The error in the first statement is: Type of conditional expression cannot be determined because there is no implicit conversion between 'int' and 'string'. Why does there need to be though, I'm assigning those values to a variable of type object. Edit: The example above is trivial, yes, but there are examples where this would be quite helpful: int? subscriptionID; // comes in as a parameter EntityParameter p1 = new EntityParameter("SubscriptionID", DbType.Int32) { Value = ((subscriptionID == null) ? DBNull.Value : subscriptionID), }
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