Tobiah wrote:
To be fair, the proper comparison would be:
If it's Tuesday, I wear my red shirt, else my green one.
The Python analog of that would be
if it_is_tuesday:
wear(red_shirt)
else:
wear(green_shirt)
i.e. a statement rather than an expression. We're looking
for an English analog of a conditional expression:
wear(red_shirt if it_is_tuesday else green_shirt)
For that, we need a conditional noun phrase, and the
only way to get one of those in English without sounding
like a non-native speaker is to put the condition in
the middle.
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Greg
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