Map, Filter, Reduce in python

     li = [x for x in range(100)]

map:

  li = list(map(lambda x : x/2,li))

• map(function,iteritable)
• return a map object after applying given function to all elements of, which can be then converted to a list iteritable
• equivalent to

  for x in li:
      x = x/2

filter:

  even = list(filter(lambda x : x%2 == 0 ,li))

• filter(function,iteritable)
• return a filter object after applying given function to all elements of iteritable
• equivalent to

  even = []
  for x in li:
      if x%2 == 0 :
          even.append(x)

reduce:

  from functools import reduce
  maxx = reduce( lambda x,y : x if x > y else y, li)
  print(maxx)

• reduce(function,iteritable)
• have to import it from functools module
• return a map object after applying given function to all elements of iteritable
• equivalent to

  y = li[0]
  maxx = y
  for x in li:
      if x > y :
          maxx = x
      else :
          maxx = y
  print(maxx)

#python #clean coding