Minimal VI: Ternary Operator

Check the principles of minimalist code in the [intro to the first challenge] (https://innokodakademija.com/challenge/2XLjgZhmACph76Pkr).

In the Code tab you will find a code that is missing a single character in order to pass the tests. However, your goal is to submit a function as minimalist as possible. Use the tips in the tips section below.

Write a function that returns the strings:

• "both" if both given booleans a and b are True.
• "first" if only a is True.
• "second" if only b is True .
• "neither" if both a and b are False.

Tips

If-else statements can be written as a oneliner using Python's ternary operator.

For example, the code:

def startswith(name):
  if name[0] in "AEIOU":
    return "vowel"
  else:
    return "consonant"

Can be simplified to:

def startswith(name):
  return "vowel" if name[0] in "AEIOU" else "consonant"

Bonus

You can concatenate as many ternary operators as you want. However, concatenating too many will definitely diminish the readability of your code.

"majority" if  x > 50 else "minority" if x < 50 else "draw"

Notes

• This is an open series: there isn't a definite list of features for the challenges. Please, do not hesitate to leave your suggestions in the Comments.
• Readability is indeed a subjective concept. Let's discuss it! Feel free to leave your opinion in the Comments.
• You can find all the exercises in this series [over here].