Users must be above 10 years to open a self-operated bank account. Write this logic using a ternary operator and store the result (the eligibility message) in a String variable named idStatus and print it.

String idStatus = (age > 10) ? "Eligible" : "Not Eligible"; System.out.println(idStatus);

The ternary form is: variable = (condition) ? value_if_true : value_if_false. Read the requirement carefully — "above 10 years" means strictly greater than 10, so the test is age > 10 and NOT age >= 10. That single character is where the mark is usually lost. Because idStatus is declared as a String, both results of the ternary must be Strings; returning a boolean here would not compile. Any sensible pair of messages is accepted.