Map, Filter, Reduce Functions in Python | Python Built-in Functions | Python Tutorial | Edureka

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[@yashtailor1543]

It was very informative, especially using map filter and reduce together!

[@okalbob]

Awesome videos as usual. Please keep up the good work and receive more blessings.

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Thanks madam ....awesome explanation ..your voice is so sweet...mam...🥰🥰🥰

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Excellent......Professional,crisp and smart......please carry on creating such amazing videos ma'am.

[@kamillapaj8694]

Good video. You don't need to take x>=3 in brackets (7:58)

[@srinivasaraoyp3640]

Madam explained it so clearly. Thank you.

[@hariprasadharryprasad7023]

What an explanation madam, thank you so much

[@sunthar16]

Outstanding Explanation👏

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[@darshb34]

Awesome explaination. Thank you Also, Typo error in the slide at 9.12minute. map function is used instead of reduce.

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[@nasreenbanu2245]

finally i understand these concept from ur videos clearly.

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[@YashSharma-eq3sn]

Thank you so much it was really helpful ONE doubt though map reduce and filter functions are generators (I guess they are really fast in working ) ? because after printing the output once it does not produce it again

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I'm very easy to understand ways of explanation and keep it up guys

[@hello-my6ot]

Very useful, thank you very much

[@saiyaswanth5912]

We can use range() in place of iterables

[@NaniAdupa]

Thank you

[@yashtailor1543]

Thnks a lot 🤘

[@Martin-Mwiti]

Nicely explained.

[@anchiyadav7451]

Thanku so much😊

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Great lecture 👍👍

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[@detasad3181]

Good job

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Nice explanation