Python Programming
Understanding *args and **kwargs in Python
In Python programming, if you want to pass the variable number of arguments to a function you can do this by using special symbols. The two special symbols are given
Python Lambda Function
The Lambda function in Python programming which is also known as anonymous function is a function without any name. It is a small function restricted to a single line. Like
Python filter() function
The filter function in Python filters the elements from a sequence or iterable with the use of a function that is passed as an argument to filter function. It tests
Python map() function
The map() function in Python applies a function to each element of an iterable. This function takes two arguments first is function and the second is iterable and returns a
Python enumerate() function
Sometimes you may want to track the position of items in an iterable. You can do this in various ways, for example, you can create a counter variable and initialize
Python Iterator vs Iterable
In Python, you might come up with the terms like iterator, iterable, iteration, etc. This can be confusing for many of you especially for those who are beginners. So in
Python Set Comprehension
A Python set is an unordered collection of unique items that is iterable, mutable, and has no duplicate items. You can perform mathematical set operations such as union, intersection, set
Python Dictionary Comprehension
Python dictionary data type is used to store data in key:value pairs. It can be created in two ways first is by placing the comma-separated items inside curly braces and
Python List Comprehension
A python list can hold multiple different types of values in a single variable. In our previous article on Python list data type, we had discussed the Python lists, how
Type Conversion in Python
The data type is the classification of data items it tells the interpreter how a user is intended to use the data. Python has various data types and a variable
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