Python Ternary Operator Without else

Question

Is it possible to do this on one line in Python?

if :
    myList.append(\'myString\')

I have tried the ternary operator:

Answer 1

You are basically asking for do_thing() if else pass construct (which will throw SyntaxError, if ran). As I have discovered during research for (somewhat) similar question do_thing() if condition else None is as close as you can get (which is just another way to do and do_thing()). So, to summarize this idea and other answers, here are your options:

• if : myList.append('myString') — seems to be the least 'hacky' (and thus preferred) way
• and myList.append('myString')
• myList.append('myString') if else None