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Python Functions Tutorial
Python Functions Tutorial
Immediately Invoked Lambda Expression
The immediate invocation of a lambda
function (IIFE) serves several purposes:
- Variable Locality: the
lambda
function is invoked immediately, and any variables defined within it exist only within the scope of that function. This helps avoid naming conflicts with other parts of the code. - Code Isolation: an IIFE allows you to isolate a portion of code by encapsulating it within a function. This is particularly useful when you need to define temporary variables or scopes for a specific code fragment, avoiding impact on the rest of the program.
- Global Namespace Protection: using an IIFE helps prevent additional pollution of the global namespace, as it is only used where it is declared.
square = (lambda x: x**2)(5) print(square)
This expression consists of a lambda
function (lambda x: x**2)
designed to calculate the square of a number, and it is immediately invoked with the argument (5)
.
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Edit a lambda function for converting temperature from degrees Celsius to degrees Fahrenheit. The conversion formula looks like this:
- Celsius temperature is stored in the
celsius_temperature
variable. - The fahrenheit temperature should be saved before changing
fahrenheit_temperature
.
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Immediately Invoked Lambda Expression
The immediate invocation of a lambda
function (IIFE) serves several purposes:
- Variable Locality: the
lambda
function is invoked immediately, and any variables defined within it exist only within the scope of that function. This helps avoid naming conflicts with other parts of the code. - Code Isolation: an IIFE allows you to isolate a portion of code by encapsulating it within a function. This is particularly useful when you need to define temporary variables or scopes for a specific code fragment, avoiding impact on the rest of the program.
- Global Namespace Protection: using an IIFE helps prevent additional pollution of the global namespace, as it is only used where it is declared.
square = (lambda x: x**2)(5) print(square)
This expression consists of a lambda
function (lambda x: x**2)
designed to calculate the square of a number, and it is immediately invoked with the argument (5)
.
Swipe to show code editor
Edit a lambda function for converting temperature from degrees Celsius to degrees Fahrenheit. The conversion formula looks like this:
- Celsius temperature is stored in the
celsius_temperature
variable. - The fahrenheit temperature should be saved before changing
fahrenheit_temperature
.
Obrigado pelo seu feedback!
Immediately Invoked Lambda Expression
The immediate invocation of a lambda
function (IIFE) serves several purposes:
- Variable Locality: the
lambda
function is invoked immediately, and any variables defined within it exist only within the scope of that function. This helps avoid naming conflicts with other parts of the code. - Code Isolation: an IIFE allows you to isolate a portion of code by encapsulating it within a function. This is particularly useful when you need to define temporary variables or scopes for a specific code fragment, avoiding impact on the rest of the program.
- Global Namespace Protection: using an IIFE helps prevent additional pollution of the global namespace, as it is only used where it is declared.
square = (lambda x: x**2)(5) print(square)
This expression consists of a lambda
function (lambda x: x**2)
designed to calculate the square of a number, and it is immediately invoked with the argument (5)
.
Swipe to show code editor
Edit a lambda function for converting temperature from degrees Celsius to degrees Fahrenheit. The conversion formula looks like this:
- Celsius temperature is stored in the
celsius_temperature
variable. - The fahrenheit temperature should be saved before changing
fahrenheit_temperature
.
Obrigado pelo seu feedback!
The immediate invocation of a lambda
function (IIFE) serves several purposes:
- Variable Locality: the
lambda
function is invoked immediately, and any variables defined within it exist only within the scope of that function. This helps avoid naming conflicts with other parts of the code. - Code Isolation: an IIFE allows you to isolate a portion of code by encapsulating it within a function. This is particularly useful when you need to define temporary variables or scopes for a specific code fragment, avoiding impact on the rest of the program.
- Global Namespace Protection: using an IIFE helps prevent additional pollution of the global namespace, as it is only used where it is declared.
square = (lambda x: x**2)(5) print(square)
This expression consists of a lambda
function (lambda x: x**2)
designed to calculate the square of a number, and it is immediately invoked with the argument (5)
.
Swipe to show code editor
Edit a lambda function for converting temperature from degrees Celsius to degrees Fahrenheit. The conversion formula looks like this:
- Celsius temperature is stored in the
celsius_temperature
variable. - The fahrenheit temperature should be saved before changing
fahrenheit_temperature
.