Ternary passing of arguments

Question

In Java is it possible to use ternary to pass multiple arguments into a method call?

For example - in a method have:

    print(degree == 270 ? "e", 5 : "t", 6);

which calls:

    public void print(String s, int t){

    }

By using the ternary I want to pass in e and 5 OR t and 6. Without the need of having to duplicate code - like:

    print(degree == 270 ? "e" : "t", degree == 270? 5 : 6);

I don't think some understand, I don't want to use this method above, it runs the check an unnecessary time.

Answer 1

Why not

    (degree == 270) ? print("e", 5) : print("t", 6);

EDIT: apparently does not work in java :/