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Conditional Expression

At times, we may need to assign different values to a variable based on specific conditions. Achieving this efficiently can be done in just one line of code. Let's explore a few approaches to grasp this concept more effectively.

Example 1:

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age = 23 status = '' if age >= 18: status = 'Adult' else: status = 'Not adult' print(status)
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Example 2:

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age = 15 status = 'Adult' if age >= 18 else 'Not Adult' print(status)
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Have you observed the distinction? The second method is not only more elegant but also more convenient, condensing it into just one line instead of four!

Conditional expressions, also known as Python's ternary operator, act as decision-making tools and adhere to the following syntax:

true_value if condition else false_value

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Conditional Expression

At times, we may need to assign different values to a variable based on specific conditions. Achieving this efficiently can be done in just one line of code. Let's explore a few approaches to grasp this concept more effectively.

Example 1:

123456789
age = 23 status = '' if age >= 18: status = 'Adult' else: status = 'Not adult' print(status)
copy

Example 2:

12345
age = 15 status = 'Adult' if age >= 18 else 'Not Adult' print(status)
copy

Have you observed the distinction? The second method is not only more elegant but also more convenient, condensing it into just one line instead of four!

Conditional expressions, also known as Python's ternary operator, act as decision-making tools and adhere to the following syntax:

true_value if condition else false_value

Let's practice!

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