I was writing a python script and errored out with invalid syntax on:
if (val && v==2):
I had forgotten a difference between MEL and Python operators.
MEL &&, Python and
MEL ||, Python or
So, I changed the code to:
if (val and v==2):
and my script worked as expected. With that, I will refer to my last post about different style quotes and readability – I think the python way is a bit nicer.
Speaking of “bit” - in Python, & is the bitwise and. | is the bitwise or.
Did this make you any wiser?
and or
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Posted by mogkc on 05/31 at 07:54 AMMaybe the best answer is to point you to the What's New in python 2.5:
http://docs.python.org/whatsnew/pep-308.html
Thanks to Steven for pointing it out to me
http://docs.python.org/whatsnew/pep-308.html
Thanks to Steven for pointing it out to me
Posted by paulalso on 05/08 at 02:07 AMI've been stumbling over python's version of a ? b : c
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