The conditional operator (?:):
A) Is the only ternary operator in C++.
B) Is a unary operator.
C) Associates from left to right.
D) Accepts two operands.

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The conditional operator (?:) is indeed the only ternary operator in C++, meaning it takes three operands. It does not associate from left to right, it is not unary (it is ternary), and it does not accept two operands, but three.

The Conditional Operator (?:)