'Python or condition in "if" [closed]

def get_profile_num_of_posts():
   res = None
   if MAYBE:
       res = 10

num_of_posts = get_profile_num_of_posts()

if num_of_posts is None or limit_by_num_of_posts > num_of_posts:
    return False, False

Is it fine to check for None (num_of_posts is None), and Value int (limit_by_num_of_posts > num_of_posts) on the same condition?

Since if num_of_posts is None and the second condition will be evaluated it will raise an error.

UPDATE: Ok it is fine according to "Short-circuit_evaluation" which evaluate the first condition ....

What about "coding conventions" ?

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