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Python/RubyPython/RubyPosted Feb 11, 2008 1:23 UTC (Mon) by ikm (subscriber, #493)In reply to: Python/Ruby by jmtapio Parent article: Interview: Mark "Markey" Kretschmann (Not the Gentoo Weekly News)
> Python does have a ternary operator. > >>> 'foo' if True else 'bar' >'foo' > >>> 'foo' if False else 'bar' > 'bar' Which version of Python is that? The one I have right now as a system default (2.4.4, Debian sid) barfs at the given syntax.
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Python/Ruby Posted Feb 11, 2008 6:52 UTC (Mon) by jmtapio (subscriber, #23124) [Link] That syntax was added in 2.5.0 (released in September 2006). It is in Debian stable (python2.5) but the default version still has not been migrated even in unstable.
Python/Ruby Posted Feb 11, 2008 11:08 UTC (Mon) by drag (subscriber, #31333) [Link] Python 2.5 is certainly a good thing. I am Debian user and habitually specify python2.5 when working on my own stuff. Hopefully Python 3000 will be even better.
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