Python ternary if-operator (variable = statement 1 if condition else statement 2) in Python is a simple yet powerful tool to create one-line Python statements that perform any operation upon a given condition. Unlike the traditional if-else condition structure, the return of the ternary if-operator can be directly assigned to a variable. That's why this if-operator is used frequently in Python lambda functions directly on Python shell or in Python code. Since the variable is optional, the ternary if-operator can also be used on operations on data structures such as Python lists and dictionaries very efficiently.
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