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Stephen Orr

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Adjunct Professor in Computational and Information Science

Maryland, USA
Joined November 2021
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map() with str.capitalize makes formatting simple and reusable! #Python.
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Use map() to quickly format strings for display or reporting. Let’s capitalize a list of names! #PythonForFun.
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Stephen Orr
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filter() first selects even numbers, and map() squares them. Clean and elegant!.
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Example: Square only the even numbers in a list:
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7 months
Combine filter() and map() to transform only the elements that meet certain criteria. Let’s see how! #pythonprogramming.
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Stephen Orr
7 months
Use map() with built-ins like int, str, or float to clean up data quickly!.
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Save time by combining map() with Python’s built-in functions. Here’s how to convert strings to integers in one step. #PythonTips.
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Stephen Orr
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map() pairs elements from both lists, applies the function, and outputs the result! #Pythonprogramming.
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Stephen Orr
7 months
Here’s how you can add numbers from two lists using map():
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Stephen Orr
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Did you know? map() can work with multiple iterables at once! Let’s add corresponding elements from two lists. #Python.
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Stephen Orr
7 months
Lambdas make one-off transformations concise and readable. Perfect for small tasks! #Python.
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Here’s an example of squaring numbers with lambda:
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Stephen Orr
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Want to simplify your code? Combine map() with lambda functions for quick, inline transformations! #PythonTips.
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Stephen Orr
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By using map(), the square function is applied to each number in the list! #PythonTips.
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Stephen Orr
7 months
Here’s how map() works with a simple list of numbers:
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Stephen Orr
7 months
Python’s map() applies a function to every item in an iterable. It’s clean, efficient, and saves you from writing repetitive loops! #Python #MapFunction.
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Stephen Orr
7 months
Where do you use enumerate() most? Share your favorite use cases! #PythonForFun.
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Here’s an example of generating a dictionary with indices as keys:
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