I have a question. Is it possible to set time.sleep()
to a if/else
statement?
Example:
import time
if time.sleep(2):
print "hello"
else:
#alguma coisa
I searched the internet but found no illuminating results.
I have a question. Is it possible to set time.sleep()
to a if/else
statement?
Example:
import time
if time.sleep(2):
print "hello"
else:
#alguma coisa
I searched the internet but found no illuminating results.
No, notice what happens if you run the following code:
#!/usr/local/bin/python2.7
import time
var = time.sleep(2)
print(var)
Output:
None
So you can not use it because the time.sleep () method does not return value, which could do (though it does not make sense):
#!/usr/local/bin/python2.7
import time
var = time.sleep(2)
print(var)
if var is None:
print("Verdadeiro")
else:
#nunca entrará aqui
print("falso")
Although you read, python 2.7, this code is compatible with version 3.