What is the pythonic way of converting an integer to 1 if nonzero or 0 otherwise

Question

In C the shortest and obvious way to avoid conditions is:

int x = 42;

int oneorzero = !!x;   /* Will give us a 1 if x is non-zero or 0 if zero */

Is there a similar way in python?

Answer 1

I lately used something like

oneorzero = 1 if x else 0

which has the benefit that x is just tested for its truth value and doesn't necessarily need to be 0 for "false".

Answer 2

you can use tenrary operators.

oneorzero = 1 if x else 0