Using boxed values in a ternary operator does not simply return one operand or the other based on the condition. Instead, the values are unboxed
and coerced to a common type, which can result in a loss of precision when converting one operand from int to float or from
long to double.
While this behavior is expected for arithmetic operations, it may be unexpected for the ternary operator. To avoid confusion or unexpected
behavior, cast to a compatible type explicitly.
