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    • Vryst
    • commented on "Division" kumite
    • 8 months ago

    It's because anonymous functions like that are very much inspired by the lambda calculus where you'd write λx. f x for python's lambda x: f(x) and it's just a "pythonization" of that syntax.

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    • Waluigi6
    • commented on "Division" kumite
    • 8 months ago

    I am curious, what is the meaning of lambda?

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    • Kadabra09
    • commented on "Multiplication" kumite
    • 10 months ago

    This is very good. will save it and look into.

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    • zenrinpoche-art
    • commented on "Multiplication" kumite
    • 11 months ago

    from operator import mul as m

    Example usage:

    result = m(3, 4)
    print(result) # Output: 12

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