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Python

February 9, 2024

Does Python Have a Ternary Conditional Operator?

The ternary operator allows you to assign one value or another based on a condition. The basic syntax is:

value_if_true if condition else value_if_false

value = True
result = "Yes" if value else "No"
print(result)

In the example above:

Value is a boolean variable set to True
The condition checked is value
If value is True, the expression evaluates to “Yes”
If value is False, the expression evaluates to “No”

Since the value is True, the result gets assigned the string “Yes”.

Some key points about the ternary operator:

The condition must evaluate to a boolean (True/False) value
You can use any expression that evaluates to True or False as the condition
The value on either side of the else can be any value or expression
It provides a concise way to conditionally assign values or execute small expressions

The ternary operator provides a shortcut for basic if-else statements in Python.