Ternary Operator in Python

The ternary operator in Python is a concise way to write an if-else statement in a single line. It allows for conditional assignment or decision-making in a more readable format.

Syntax:

Key Points:

1. Condition: Evaluates to True or False.
2. value_if_true: The result when the condition is True.
3. value_if_false: The result when the condition is False.

Examples:

1. Basic Usage

2. Nested Ternary Operator

3. Using with Function Calls

4. Inline Assignment

Use Cases:

1. Assigning values based on conditions.
2. Simplifying small conditional statements for readability.
3. Reducing code lines in straightforward decisions.

Caution:

• Avoid overusing or nesting ternary operators excessively, as it can reduce code readability.
• Use only when the logic is simple and clear.

Equivalent if-else Statement:

Ternary Operator:

Equivalent if-else: