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I want to use one line to code the logic :

if the user email is None then user email equal to '[email protected]'.

I have tried:

user_email = '[email protected]' if user_email is None

Error:

             if user_email is None
                                 ^
       SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Any friend can help ?

William
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  • ``` Though it had been delayed for several years by disagreements over syntax, an operator for a conditional expression in Python was approved as Python Enhancement Proposal 308 and was added to the 2.5 release in September 2006. Python's conditional operator differs from the common ?: operator in the order of its operands. The general form is: result = x if a > b else y This form invites considering x as the normal value and y as an exceptional case. ``` https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%3F:#Python – Axel Jacobsen Oct 24 '22 at 16:41
  • ```user_email = '[email protected]' if user_email is None else user_email``` – Lanbao Oct 25 '22 at 01:58

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if len(email) == 0: email = "[email protected]"

Hope it helps.

Poornaka
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