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Ternary operator alternative in Ptyhon
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[QUOTE="Robert Lehmann, post: 3569961"] Why not ``__init__(self, mykey=None)`` in the first place? You're lucky -- Python 2.5 just grew a ternary if-construct. You'd use it like that:: self.SomeField = params["mykey"] if "mykey" in params else None # or, generically: TRUE if CONDITION else FALSE Notice the use of the `in` operator, which is recommended over `dict.has_key`. HTH, [/QUOTE]
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