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Additionally, python does support ternary statements.
a = True print('here') if a else print('not') b = True if a else False
📝 Note ternaries must have an else
The cool part about this is that we can have multiple returns by using the correct indentation.
Being pedantic, each function can only have one return statement.
Ah well spotted, returns is the absolute wrong word... Multiple lines of code that get executed 😅
The ternary I've spotted after I finished the article, a welcome addition thanks! 👍
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Additionally, python does support ternary statements.
pedantic comment
Being pedantic, each function can only have one return statement.
Ah well spotted, returns is the absolute wrong word...
Multiple lines of code that get executed 😅
The ternary I've spotted after I finished the article, a welcome addition thanks! 👍