Ternary expressions in Python

A ternary expression in Python allows you to combine an if-else block that produces

a value into a single line or expression. The syntax for this in Python is:

value = true-expr if condition else false-expr

Here, true-expr and false-expr can be any Python expressions. It has the identical

effect as the more verbose:

if condition:

    value = true-expr

else:

    value = false-expr

This is a more concrete example:

CODE:

x = 5

'Non-negative' if x >= 0 else 'Negative'

OUTPUT:

'Non-negative'