Python is based on mainly on statements rather than expressions, and lambdas can’t have multiple statements, so writing lambdas is different from writing normal

Python is based on mainly on statements rather than expressions, and lambdas can’t have multiple statements, so writing lambdas is different from writing normal Python code. In a very real sense, there is no idiomatic way to write complex lambdas in Python. What you would do instead is define a named function and pass it in as an argument. This is fine but definitely more complicated.