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The Python ternary "operator" is if and else: x = 1 if some_condition else 0 In Python, this is called a "conditional expression" rather than an operator, and the documentation explains it: htt...
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The Python ternary "operator" is `if` and `else`: ``` x = 1 if some_condition else 0 ``` In Python, this is called a "conditional expression" rather than an operator, and the documentation explains it: https://docs.python.org/3.12/reference/expressions.html?highlight=ternary#conditional-expressions