Conditional operator in Python?
Erik Max Francis
max at alcyone.com
Sat Mar 31 21:04:40 EST 2001
Okay, okay, but I still have to ask.
Why isn't there a conditional operator (a ? b : c) in Python? 2.0 now
has augmented assignments, and the FAQ even acknowledges that the
conditional operator is sometimes quite convenient and gives some (very
awkward) Python alternatives.
I've been reading comp.lang.python for a while (since just before 2.0
shipped) and I can't really remember much discussion about it. Is it a
perennial request and I'm just missing it?
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