ArcGIS Pro Field Calculator completing without error, but no change to Feature?

Question

I'm attempting a research project in which I am seeking to categorize a municipality's Property Use Codes as Generalized Land Uses. For example, "AGRII - Developed Farmland" and "INDGR - Grain Elevator" are both "Agricultural" land uses. I have created a new field "Land Use Category" and used the following code:

PLY_AssessmentParcels_LandUseCategory = MyFunction(!Assessment_Parcels_CSV_csv_Property_Use_Code!) _

def MyFunction(s):
   if ("AGRII" or "INDGR") in s:
      return "Agricultural"
   elif ("VRES2" or "VRES1" or "VINDU" or "VCOMM" or "VAPRK" or "VAGRI" or "CNVAC") in s:
      return "Vacant"
   elif ("STATR" or "SKYWK" or "RAILR" or "ARPRT" or "CMPST" or "CMPSP") in s:
      return "Transportation"
   elif ("RESTR" or "RESSU" or "RESSS" or "RESSD" or "RESRM" or "RESRH" or "RESOT" or "RESMU" or "RESMH" or "RESMC" or "RESMB" or "RESGC" or "RESAP" or "RESDU" or "RESAM" or "CNAPT" or "CNCMP" or "CNDRH" or "CNRES") in s:
      return "Residential"
   elif ("CMCMU" or "CMFBK" or "CMHBH" or "CMHHO" or "CMHMO" or "CMMRH" or "CMOFF" or "CMOGV" or "CMOMC" or "CMRCS" or "CMRCV" or "CMRNS" or "CMRRE" or "CMRRS" or "CMRSM" or "SMRST" or "CMRWC" or "CMVCD" or "CMVSR") in s:
      return "Commercial"
   elif ("CNCOM" or "REFRL" or "CMSTP") in s:
      return "Other"
   elif ("PIRST" or "PIRRT" or "PIRRI" or "PIRPO" or "PIRPK" or "PIRMU" or "PIRGC" or "PIRCC" or "PIRBA" or "PIRAR" or "PIEBM" or "PIECS" or "PIETC") in s:
      return "Recreational"
   elif ("CNIND" or "HYDSS" or "INMHM" or "INMLM" or "INMMI" or "INMMU" or "INWSC" or "INWWH" or "MTSSS" or "TRAPI") in s:
      return "Industrial"
   elif ("PIEMA" or "PIICH" or "PIIDC" or "PIIGC" or "PIIHO" or "PIIMB" or "PIINH" or "PIIPF" or "PIIRE" or "PIISC" or "PIIUC" or "PIMCE" or "PIMFH" or "PIMLI") in s:
      return "Institutional"
   else:
      return

When I run the above code, I often received an error stating "Cannot acquire lock". After restarting ArcGIS Pro, I can usually get one good run out in which the process completes successfully in about 40 seconds. The problem is that nothing has changed in my attribute table. Please note, I'm dealing with about 212,000 records. The file is stored in a .gdb and I have re-created the feature class in the .gdb with the same issues. System specs are very reasonable (i7 7800k, 32gb ram, GTX 1080i, etc.)

Any ideas?

Answer 1

I figured it out. I switched to the following any() command:

def MyFunction(s):
    if any(x in s for x in ["AGRII", "INDGR"]):
        return "Agricultural"

...

else:
    return "Error"

My hunch is that I am trying to check if a whole Tuple (such as "('AGRII' or 'INDGR')" is contained within a string (which will always return false). Thanks for the help!