#42 Python Tutorial for Beginners | Anonymous Functions | Lambda

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[@edwardgregory9219]

Here is my definition of Anonymous Function An Anonymous Function is a function that uses the keyword LAMBDA and is only executed/expressed once i.e. there is no more use for it, like a one-time use function. Logically because it’s a one-time use function - and it won’t be referred to it at later stages in the code, it is simplified to only run once without taking extra unnecessary coding memory

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If the executable size, static and dynamic memory requirements doesn't change on lambda vs regular functions, I prefer regular functions.

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If it's one time use, then why even make it a function? Just do it normally without using functions

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Why not? If the executable binary size doesn't change, It'll be at least clean and readable.

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[@karthik3778]

Anonymous functions sounds something serious but the underlying concept is simple. Thank you sir.

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I am a python noob and I have been struggling to understand LAMBDA function and expressions. Great Explanation. Thanks from Australia

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x=int(input("Enter the value you want to find the square root: ")) f = lambda a : a*a f(x) print("The square root value of {} is {} ".format(x,f(x)))

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Thank you very much for the video! I like how you explained the backstory behind the creation of anonymous functions. It was very helpful!

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lit 🔥 was surfing about lambda functions for hours, but understood only with this 5 min video. Kudos

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Nice, brief, and complete. Thanks!

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Hi Navin, Can you please help me in finding the greatest of 3 numbers using lambda function.

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[@ChintaAkhil-hj8up]

We can still simply the lambda code Output =(lambda x, y : x + y)(2, 3) Print(Output)

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x=int(input("x=")) f = lambda a: a*a f(x)

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Hi Sir, excellent. can u clarify one doubt. for practice do I want to use pycharam or jupitor. is indentation required in jupitor or not. i am learning data science . in model development nobody following indentation in jupitor. do to that reason i am asking this question

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Lambdas simplified! Very helpful!!

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[@arjyabasu1311]

Sir, what is the use of lamda expressions if it only takes one line of code or one line of expression because we can simply solve that one expression without anonymous functions??

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This one is awesome , Thanks Sir 🙏🤗

[@itsbtechmacha4952]

Can we use a conditional statement In these ananymous function? If yes then how?

[@sairajdas6692]

We can also do res = (lambda a: a*a)(5)

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nice thought...

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I have a post graduate diploma in Artificial Intelligence from NIELIT Calicut, and I don't have any idea how lambda functions work. And I am looking for tutorials on youtube.

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thank you very much sir for this video

[@Super_Sayan_Broley]

Sir It was a good video but I believe that in lambda function we got to have parameter first (not argument), I mean that’s what I learned. I may be wrong since I am an electrical engineer who has just started learning programming since past 1 month😅 so my apologies if I was wrong and correct me if so

[@taggy9117]

Parameter and argument mean the same thing as said by Navin sir in previous videos too

[@shreyagawali7539]

Why we called it as anonymous? Because f is use as a function name and It is used in program means it has function name.

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You explained it well sir!!!

[@BhumikaShukla-wz4km]

Sir could you please explain that again B'coz of I'm not able to understand why here you use colon " : " and also explain why here we use lambda behalf of function ? I really appreciate your efforts sir 😊

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hi lambda function works like inline function in c++?

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Lambda is useless object I guess because function is for multiple uses and reduce the codes maybe we can use variables like A = 10 B = A*A Print(B)

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