Translating command line run app

Question

I had an example which was passed parameters through the command line. The example says
* To run this example, type the following on a command line:
java -cp cookbook.jar BasicScript script-file file-out
* where
* script-file is a file containing the ActionScript that will be executed to
* control the movie clip.
* file-out is the path where the file will be written. If no output file
* is specified then a file named after the example will be written to the
* current directory.Then in the main method, it has a line
String out = args.length == 1 ? "BasicScript.swf" : args[1];I dont really want to be using my app theough the command line, so I was trying to translate the above line. If I was to recreate this String myself, what would it look like?
cheers

Answer 1

nick2price wrote:
Thanks. It was the ?: I had never seen before. So in essence, I can just remove everything from that line a just assign it a String which holds the filename
String out = "BasicScript.swf";
If you always want to use that file name, and not pass one in from the command line, then yes, you can get rid of the part that says, "If the one from the command line exists, use it, else..." and just leave the hardcoded file name.