Lecture

Functional Programming in Python

In course

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Description

This lecture introduces functional programming concepts in Python, focusing on higher-order functions and lambda expressions. The instructor demonstrates how to use these concepts to filter lists based on specific criteria, such as odd string lengths or the presence of a comma.

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