Tag: Ternary operators in Python
Default argument and Ternary operators in Python
The objects like list, dict are mutable. A mutable object can change its state or contents, so whenever we use these types of mutable objects as default argument in Python functions, and execute or call the function multiple times it gives unnecessary output for each function call. The example shown below is to return the…
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