Fred L. Drake, Jr. writes: > Greg Stein writes: > > p.s. I'm against a ternary operator. use an if/else statement. use > > def instead of lambda (lambda is the only rational basis given so far to > > add the operator, but it is bogus to start with) > > Actually, the places I'd use it most would be probably be in > constructing parameters to string formatting operations. Grepping > back in my memory, that's usually where I've wanted it. Boy does that ring a big bell. Was ambivalent, now I'm all for it (either C syntax or "then" syntax, don't care). > I very rarely use lambda, and usually change it on the next > iteration on those cases when I do. Use them mostly in GUIs where no smarts are required. - Gordon
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