Ternary Operator for Pass/Fail Grading

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Write a function grade_label(score) that returns "Pass" if score >= 40, else "Fail", implemented as a single-line conditional (ternary) expression rather than a multi-line if/else statement.

Examples

Example 1

Input

grade_label(55)

Output

'Pass'

Explanation

55 >= 40.

Example 2

Input

grade_label(39)

Output

'Fail'

Explanation

39 < 40.

Constraints

score is an int from 0 to 100.

Topics

Operatorsconditional expressions

Companies

InfosysWiproCapgemini

Hints

Hint 1

Python's ternary syntax: `value_if_true if condition else value_if_false`.

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