How to replace the ternary operator from C/C++ in Go? Idiomatic ways

Hello everyone! I just started learning Go after several years of working with C++ and ran into a problem. In C++, I often used the ternary operator for short conditional assignments, for example: ```cpp int min = (a < b) ? a : b; ``` But Go doesn't have such an operator. I understand that you can use a regular if/else: ```go var min int if a < b { min = a } else { min = b } ``` But this takes 4-5 lines instead of one. For simple things like choosing a value or formatting a string, this seems too verbose. For example, I want to do something like: ```go fmt.Println("Result: " + (score > 50 ? "Pass" : "Fail")) ``` Or assign a value depending on a condition inside a return: ```go return (isValid ? data : defaultValue) ``` How should this be done correctly in Go?