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Lambda function in Python
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Lambda functions are simple functions that do not have a name assigned to them. They are usually created on the fly to perform small arithmetic or logical calculations and perform only a single expression on the provided arguments.

Python lambda function example
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A simple example of a lambda function in Python is provided below:
var1 = lambda a: a*2
In the above example, we have created a simple lambda function that takes one argument "a" and multiplies this with "2" and returns the value to be saved to the "var1" variable.

How to execute a lambda function in Python
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To execute a lambda function, we can simply call the variable with the required arguments. e.g: var1(10). This will pass the value 10 to the lambda function and the value gets multiplied by 2 and the result is sent back to var1.

When to use lambda function in Python
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Lambda functions are usually created and used in a Python program when we have to perform some simple and basic operations on a set of values. They are handy functions and does not have the complexity of a normal function that may have several expressions being evaluated inside the function body.

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H.W 1
div = lambda num1, num2: num1/num2
print(div(45, 9))

H.W 2
product = lambda num1, num2: num1*num2
print(product(14, 3))