Python map function | Python map and lambda | Python map method | Python map function explained

In this video, we will discuss Python map functions in detail.

What are Map functions in Python?
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Map functions are functions that execute another function on each item of an iterable.

Why do we need map functions in Python?
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We need map functions in Python to reduce the manual coding needed to execute a particular function on each item of a list or an iterable.

In this video, we will cover various examples of the map function. The first example is where you can pass a single parameter to perform an operation on that parameter. The second example will be using multiple parameters within the Python map function.

Towards the end, we will see an example that uses lambda functions along with the map function to get the desired output in the program.

Finally, I have also given you homework where you can create a program on your own and implement the map function with lambda function in Python.

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list1 = ["name", "age", "gender"]
list2 = ["bharat", 16, "male"]

var1 = map(lambda a, b: {a:b}, list1, list2)
print(list(var1))

Not sure if this is the required code. However, I get an output similar to the key:value pair