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Lambda Functions | Recursion and Lambda Functions
Python Functions Tutorial
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Python Functions Tutorial

Python Functions Tutorial

1. What is Function in Python?
2. Positional and Optional Arguments
3. Arbitrary Arguments
4. Function Return Value Specification
5. Recursion and Lambda Functions

Lambda Functions

Lambda functions are anonymous functions, meaning they don't have a name. They are created using the lambda keyword. Lambda functions are often used to define short functions where you can specify a function on the spot.

The basic syntax of a lambda function is as follows:

  • lambda: The keyword indicating the start of a lambda function definition;
  • arguments: The list of arguments the function takes;
  • expression: The expression executed when the function is called. The result of the expression is returned as the function's value.

The key feature of lambda functions is their concise syntax. They are convenient when you need to define a simple function without writing a lot of code.

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square = lambda x: x**2 result = square(5) print(result)
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Tarea

Fill in the blanks in the code (___) to:

  1. Create a lambda function that takes two parameters, x and y.
  2. The lambda function should return the sum of x and y.
  3. Call the lambda function with the arguments 3 and 5.

Tarea

Fill in the blanks in the code (___) to:

  1. Create a lambda function that takes two parameters, x and y.
  2. The lambda function should return the sum of x and y.
  3. Call the lambda function with the arguments 3 and 5.

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Sección 5. Capítulo 3
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Lambda Functions

Lambda functions are anonymous functions, meaning they don't have a name. They are created using the lambda keyword. Lambda functions are often used to define short functions where you can specify a function on the spot.

The basic syntax of a lambda function is as follows:

  • lambda: The keyword indicating the start of a lambda function definition;
  • arguments: The list of arguments the function takes;
  • expression: The expression executed when the function is called. The result of the expression is returned as the function's value.

The key feature of lambda functions is their concise syntax. They are convenient when you need to define a simple function without writing a lot of code.

123
square = lambda x: x**2 result = square(5) print(result)
copy

Tarea

Fill in the blanks in the code (___) to:

  1. Create a lambda function that takes two parameters, x and y.
  2. The lambda function should return the sum of x and y.
  3. Call the lambda function with the arguments 3 and 5.

Tarea

Fill in the blanks in the code (___) to:

  1. Create a lambda function that takes two parameters, x and y.
  2. The lambda function should return the sum of x and y.
  3. Call the lambda function with the arguments 3 and 5.

Cambia al escritorio para practicar en el mundo realContinúe desde donde se encuentra utilizando una de las siguientes opciones

¿Todo estuvo claro?

Sección 5. Capítulo 3
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Lambda Functions

Lambda functions are anonymous functions, meaning they don't have a name. They are created using the lambda keyword. Lambda functions are often used to define short functions where you can specify a function on the spot.

The basic syntax of a lambda function is as follows:

  • lambda: The keyword indicating the start of a lambda function definition;
  • arguments: The list of arguments the function takes;
  • expression: The expression executed when the function is called. The result of the expression is returned as the function's value.

The key feature of lambda functions is their concise syntax. They are convenient when you need to define a simple function without writing a lot of code.

123
square = lambda x: x**2 result = square(5) print(result)
copy

Tarea

Fill in the blanks in the code (___) to:

  1. Create a lambda function that takes two parameters, x and y.
  2. The lambda function should return the sum of x and y.
  3. Call the lambda function with the arguments 3 and 5.

Tarea

Fill in the blanks in the code (___) to:

  1. Create a lambda function that takes two parameters, x and y.
  2. The lambda function should return the sum of x and y.
  3. Call the lambda function with the arguments 3 and 5.

Cambia al escritorio para practicar en el mundo realContinúe desde donde se encuentra utilizando una de las siguientes opciones

¿Todo estuvo claro?

Lambda functions are anonymous functions, meaning they don't have a name. They are created using the lambda keyword. Lambda functions are often used to define short functions where you can specify a function on the spot.

The basic syntax of a lambda function is as follows:

  • lambda: The keyword indicating the start of a lambda function definition;
  • arguments: The list of arguments the function takes;
  • expression: The expression executed when the function is called. The result of the expression is returned as the function's value.

The key feature of lambda functions is their concise syntax. They are convenient when you need to define a simple function without writing a lot of code.

123
square = lambda x: x**2 result = square(5) print(result)
copy

Tarea

Fill in the blanks in the code (___) to:

  1. Create a lambda function that takes two parameters, x and y.
  2. The lambda function should return the sum of x and y.
  3. Call the lambda function with the arguments 3 and 5.

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Sección 5. Capítulo 3
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