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Lambdas in Python
In Lambda Calculus, lambda abstractions (functions) are defined as functions that relate one variable to another. So in Python, a Lambda is a single or inline definition of the functionllity of a transformation of one (or more) objects into another (one or more) objects. On our main website, you'll find both an example of the use of a Lambda function in use and an example showing how the same is achieved without a lambda (written 2005-05-06 07:19:56) Associated topics are indexed under Y105 - Python - Functions, Modules and Packages
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