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by SoftwareMaven
5138 days ago
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Because that "if" is a statement whereas the ternary expression is, well, an expression. There are places expressions can be used that statements can't (eg lambdas) and that x or [] won't work (eg when x is False). That said, people still seem to favor your form as the more Pythonic way. Personally, I think that's just because the ternary expression is relatively new. |
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