In this lesson, you’ll learn that filter()
is one of the functional programming primitives (or building blocks) available in Python and that it’s useful in a number of contexts.
You’ll see how you can use filter()
to play with your data set. You’ll write a filter expression to see which items in your data set meet particular criteria. filter()
takes another function object, and you can define a function object inline with lambda
expressions.
brunofl on July 14, 2019
Nice work! how can I have a terminal or idle shell showing command help info like you did in these videos?