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For some reason I can’t remember how to do this – I believe there was a way to set a variable in Python, if a condition was true? What I mean is this:
value = 'Test' if 1 == 1
Where it would hopefully set value to ‘Test’ if the condition (1 == 1) is true. And with that, I was going to test for multiple conditions to set different variables, like this:
value = ('test' if 1 == 1, 'testtwo' if 2 == 2)
And so on for just a few conditions. Is this possible?
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