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I want my Python script to do something when two feature attribute values are
None
at the same time.
So I made this
if
statement:
if feature["Name"] and feature["Zon"] is None:
, but the code stops there and doesn't continue. Before the
if
statement I print both feature attribute values and get the following:
(None, None)
. So the code should theoretically work, but it doesn't. What am I missing?
You need to explicitly state the condition twice so you could use:
if feature["Name"] is None and feature["Zon"] is None:
# do something
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