007 functional python: lambda expressions: anonymous functions

The use and limitations of lambda expressions in python.

Part of the Functional Python series:

[hriscuvalerica]

Looks nice ! When you are a bit further in the series i would like a video where you solve a couple of problems using the functional approach .

[zastre]

Funny -- I use a black background for my macOS terminal and for my Obsidian client, but the white background looks better for your slides. Dunno if that it just me always using default PowerPoint backgrounds in my own work.  🤔

[jen]

And you actually can create variables in lambdas using valrus like this -> 'x = lambda: (c:= 22) and (lambda: c * 20)'
and then run it like x()()
or 'x = lambda: (c:= 22) and (lambda inp: inp * 20)(c)' and then run like x()

[airatvaliullin]

and also you can run recursive fibonacci using lambdas and a valrus operator :)