Ternary Operators

A ternary operator is a shorthand, one-line way of writing an if-else statement. Instead of writing multiple lines of code for a simple assignment, you can evaluate a condition inline.

Syntax: value_if_true if condition else value_if_false

Coding Assignment: Pass/Fail Exam Status

Problem Statement

Write a Python program that takes a student's exam score. Use a ternary operator to assign "Pass" if the score is 50 or higher, or "Fail" if it is below 50. Then print the final status.

Expected Output :

Enter your exam score: 78

Status: Pass

Solution

Coding Assignment: Even or Odd Number Checker

Problem Statement

Write a Python program that takes an integer from the user and uses a ternary operator to assign either "Even" or "Odd" to a variable based on whether it is divisible by 2.

Expected Output:

Enter an integer: 7

The number is: Odd

Solution

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