Python If on Numbers

A bug that is so easy to miss.

my_data = {'score': 5 }
restult = int(my_data.get('score')) if my_data.get('score') else None

Naively, I would think this will deal with it correctly even with a missing key.

However, if 'score' ever becomes 0, this will fail since my_data.get('score') returns 0 and 0 is calculated as false in this case. Then the results goes to None which is not what we want.

my_data = {'score': 0 }
restult = int(my_data.get('score')) if my_data.get('score') else None
# result is actually None, but we might require it to be 0