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JS arrow functions don't have names either, it's inferred from the left hand side variable name. Can't Python do something similar?
by zodiakzz 5y ago
JS arrow functions don't have names either, it's inferred from the left hand side variable name. Can't Python do something similar?
- jonathrg 5y agoIf you assign a lambda to a variable, you might as well use a def. A more typical use of a lambda is as an arguments to a function call. What would be the name of, say, the first argument to map(lambda x: x*2, numbers)?