How to Use Python Lambda With the Sort Method

[@LivePython]

Hey, been following you for a while a love your content. I hope you won't mind this seeing as my channel is not-for-profit and a non-monetised (no-ads, no affiliate links). I make tutorials for intermediate Python learners and those who want to increase their experience and exposure to the language through specific examples covering specific built-in modules and other core language features. Hope there are some other commenters who would benefit from and see this. The most popular ones at the moment are super() in 5 mins, creating a RESTful server in 3 minutes with no third party libraries and metaclass usage. Keep making the great content!

[@hazelcatherine2782]

You have a really clear way of explaining things - subbed

[@HolisticApproach]

Thank you. Your accent is beautiful.

[@szymonf5554]

Thanks mate, especially for the way how to sort a list of objects.

[@traal]

This is one way to explain lambda functions, yes, but it’s not the most pythonic code in the world. I wish you would at least mention itemgetter and attrgetter from the standard library, which is what I would use in production.

[@TheSlyProductions]

Really clear and simple explanations! Is there a way to define how a class should be sorted within the class? So that every time you wanted to compare objects you wouldn't need a lambda function?

[@UrbanNilssonOssian]

You have to implement the __lt__ function in your class.

[@Tagos2005]

So you want to define new way of sorting and a new way to compare equality of objects?

[@aspirin2357]

So easy to learn, thank you very much.

[@whiplash1512]

Thank you, this was very helpful!

[@rohamartina7104]

Thank you 😌

[@krerk815]

Thanks man

[@createdbyjulius6133]

How is your python dark-themed?

[@secularph8424]

Because he is using a theme in his editor mahn

[@abhineetsingh6720]

good good

[@spacenodus7959]

Do you want to master Machine Learning ? So do I

[@caioandrade2899]

wow you overcomplicate things for no reason, like, why using lower() for no reason at the names sorting as a first example?