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Discussion Forum : Lambda Functions - General Questions (Q.No. 7)
Lambda Functions
7.
What is the main difference between map() and filter() functions when used with lambda functions?
map() applies the lambda function to each element, filter() creates a filter based on a condition
map() creates a filter, filter() applies the lambda function to each element
Both functions create filters based on conditions
Both functions apply the lambda function to each element
Answer: Option
Explanation:
map() applies the lambda function to each element of an iterable, while filter() creates a filter object based on a condition specified by the lambda function.
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