[Solved] Python get instruction none [closed]

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You can use the or operator to assign a “default value” to a variable. This works because a or b is equivalent to a if a else b. Thus you could write

lista = GETLISTA() or some_default

Notice, however, that this will also use some_default if GETLISTA() evaluates to an empty list [], or any other “falsy” value, not only if it returns None. This may or may not be a problem in your case. Alternatively, use the ternary operator

lista = GETLISTA()
lista = some_default if lista is None else lista

or a simple if check (slightly longer, but IMHO clearer than the ternary):

lista = GETLISTA()
if lista is None:
    lista = some_default

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solved Python get instruction none [closed]