Doing things in one line?

[Gerrit Holl]

Hello,

I know there's a FAQ entry called "Can I write obfuscated one-liners
in Python?", but for fun, I'm trying to do it now.

Can I do this in one line:
if a: foo()
elif b: bar()
else: foobar()

Is it possible with an intelligent construct that looks like:
a and foo() or a and bar() or foobar()

This does both foo() and foobar().

And what about while- and forloops?

regards,
Gerrit.

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