Python Conditional Expressions using the Ternary Operator - Python Code Example - APPFICIAL

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A conditional expression, also called the ternary operator, lets you execute an if else statement in one line of code

if condition:
var= expr1
else:
var = expr2

AFTER

var = expr1 if (condition) else expr2

You can see that we were able to do the entire if-else in one line of code, and not even have to worry about indenations or using the colon after the if or else part. One nice benefit is that you can stick an entire conditional expression inside a print function, which you cannot do if you wrote it all out the full way.

Ex: print(expr1 if (condition) else expr2)

However, it is considered good practice to not use the conditional expression, since many programmers are confused by this and may not understand your code.

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thanks - it's good that you warned that this format is unwelcomed by some programmers - who find it confusing - i'm one of those who prefers simple & clear - to tight - but i need to know how this format works should i encounter it

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