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Skip to content Ikke's blog 'cause this is what I do Python if/else in lambda Scott , in your “ Functional Python ” introduction you write: The one limitation that most disappoints me is that Python lacks is a functional way of writing if/else. Sometimes you just want to do something like this: lambda x : if_else(x>100, “big number”, “little number”) (This would return the string “big number” if x was greater than 100, and “little number” otherwise.) Sometimes I get around this by