Does anybody know how to convert this javascript function to python ?
javascript:
function ding(t, a, e, n) {
return t > a && t <= e && (t += n % (e - a)) > e && (t = t - e + a), t
}
This is my try on doing so:
def ding(t, a, e, n):
return t > a and t <= e and (t + n % (e - a)) > e and (t = (t - e + a)), t
It returns a syntax error at the "=" in (t = (t - e + a)) and idk how to solve this right.
When giving it these values: ding(53, 47, 57, 97) it should return 50 in the original javascript function.
>Solution :
Does it have to be a one-liner? Why not just split it into a few lines:
def ding(t, a, e, n):
if t > a and t <= e:
t += n % (e - a)
if t > e:
t -= e - a
return t
print(ding(53, 47, 57, 97)) # 50