Does Python have a ternary (?:) operator? Conditional expressions in Python, and when to use them
Many languages have a "ternary operator," allowing you to express a condition and an expression in a short form. In this video, I answer a question from a subscriber to my "Better developers" newsletter (https://BetterDevelopersWeekly.com/), in which he says that you can have conditions in lambdas in this way. My response? You're right, but it's so unreadable, do you want to?
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