Hi I'm new to that list, hope, that my idea will be helpfull.
hi = hi OR len(a) > --- > where (A OR B) returns A if A is not None, otherwise it returns B. > Probably, we can introduce syntactic sugar for "if not equal" comparison? Not only for "is not None" check, but for comparison with any expression. Something like: x = foo if 'value': bar equal to : x = foo if foo != 'value' else bar so, expression: x = foo if foo is not None else bar become: x = foo if None: bar That syntax does not use new keywords or operators, looks pythonic and simplify most common "is not None" expression. -- Regards, Aliaksei Yaletski. Homepage: http://tiendil.org Skype: Tiendil
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