If wrapped primitive values (e.g. ``++Integers++`` and ``++Floats++``) are used in a ternary operator (e.g. ``++a?b:c++``), both values will be unboxed and coerced to a common type, potentially leading to unexpected results. To avoid this, add an explicit cast to a compatible type.


== Noncompliant Code Example

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Integer i = 123456789;
Float f = 1.0f;
Number n = condition ? i : f;  // Noncompliant; i is coerced to float. n = 1.23456792E8
----


== Compliant Solution

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Integer i = 123456789;
Float f = 1.0f;
Number n = condition ? (Number) i : f;  // n = 123456789
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