You can make an assertion in Selenium Python based on a certain parameter condition by using an if statement to check if the parameter meets the condition, and then using the assert keyword to assert that the condition is true.
For example, if you want to assert that a certain web element is visible only if a certain parameter value is "True", you can write:
if parameter == "True":
assert element.is_displayed()
This code checks if the parameter is equal to "True", and if it is, it asserts that the element is displayed. If the parameter is not "True", the assertion is not executed.
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