The Ternary Operator
The ternary operator allows you to assign one value if a condition is true, and another if it is false:
Example
num = 6
x = "WEEKEND!" if num > 5 else "Workday"
print(x)
Note: The ternary operator is not an actual operator, it is a conditional expression, or a shorthand if statement.
Instead of Elif:
The ternary operator can be used instead of elif in longer if statements:
Example
num = 6
x = "Fri" if num == 5 else "Sat" if num == 6 else "Sun" if num == 7 else "weekday"
print(x)
