I am trying to write a simple ternary operator which would look like this in ruby:
0 > 1 ? alice+=1 : bob+=1
I have it written in python like this:
alice += 1 if 0 > 1 else bob += 1
This ternary operator throws an invalid syntax at bob+=1. Why is this happening, and how can I make the second operator execute along the same lines as the first?