How to use map() function in Python | 2MinutesPy

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🖐Hey, want to know how to use Python's map() function and what it is?

Ever found yourself writing repetitive loops just to apply a function to each element in a list? Well, fret no more! The map function swoops in to save the day, offering a cleaner and more elegant solution.

In this video, you'll see what the map() function does and why it's so handy. Then, we'll jump right into some practical examples to see the map() function in action.

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[andri]

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Btw I'd love to see a video about lazy evaluation, I never really understood it

[matypok]

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[kashifrana]

Amazing contents. Please make a video on recursion and creating tree hierarchy

[olgakar]

Thanks for another video!
Perhaps I'm stupid as can be, but could you please clarify if you got time on 1:57 how does the add_numbers in the map function "know" to take the first element of first_iterable and 1st element in second_iterable without passing them as arguments?

[maxpythoneer]

But many developers didn't prefer map over for loops, but yeah sometimes map function can be handy

[Rahule]

Hey isn't map a higher order function

[jmreagle]

Shouldn’t people be using comprehension instead?