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In python, conditional expressions (aka ternary operator) help us conditionally assign a value based on the result of an expression.

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Syntax

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x if condition else y
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If condition is true, x is evaluated and its value is returned; else y is evaluated and its value is returned.

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Example:

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country = "France"\n\ngreeting = "Bonjour" if country == "France" else "Good Morning"\n\nprint(greeting)\n# Bonjour
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