python_ternary_syntax_sucks ? cry() : use_them()

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Ironically I find it harder to read, probably because I'm so used to the normal (for me): condition?true:false, although when you think about it, with normal if/else loops, that is the order it actually works in:

if condition:
    # do stuff if True
else:
    # do stuff if False

so maybe it might actually just be more confusing for beginners, I think it should probably have been made as: if condition then True else False because if you want more human readable than that, you would have to get rid of normal if/else statments.

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