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Lambda functions
• Similar to user defined functions , but without a name
• Called as Anonymous functions
• Efficient for simple expressions , ie for expressions with single line of
statement.
• Useful when functions are used once.

Define lambda functions
lamdba – keyword for defining anonymous functions
argument(s) – variable to hold the value to be passed into the function, can have
multiple values depending on the need.
Expression – code to be executed in the lambda function.
Anonymous function – does not have a return keyword , as it automatically returns the
result of the expression, once executed.
Donot use lambda functions for complex structures like if else , loops, define user
defined functions for the complex structure.

Lambda function
• Invoke a lambda function immediately

Iterables
• Anything that consists of series of values like, characters, numbers
etc. In python it is String, lists , ranges, tuples, and so on.
• Lambda is used with two other functions
• 1. filter
• 2. map

Filter
• Focus on a specific value in an iterable.

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1. Lambda functions

2. Lambda functions • Similar to user defined functions , but without a name • Called as Anonymous functions • Efficient for simple expressions , ie for expressions with single line of statement. • Useful when functions are used once.

3. Define lambda functions lamdba – keyword for defining anonymous functions argument(s) – variable to hold the value to be passed into the function, can have multiple values depending on the need. Expression – code to be executed in the lambda function. Anonymous function – does not have a return keyword , as it automatically returns the result of the expression, once executed. Donot use lambda functions for complex structures like if else , loops, define user defined functions for the complex structure.

4. Functions- example

5. Lambda function • Invoke a lambda function immediately

6. Iterables • Anything that consists of series of values like, characters, numbers etc. In python it is String, lists , ranges, tuples, and so on. • Lambda is used with two other functions • 1. filter • 2. map

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8. • Ex:

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