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1_map Write a Python program triple all number of a given list of intergers.py
1_map Write a Python program triple all number of a given list of intergers.py
 
 
2_map Write a python add three given list using map.py
2_map Write a python add three given list using map.py
 
 
3_map Listify the list of given string individtually using map,.py
3_map Listify the list of given string individtually using map,.py
 
 
4_map Find the power and base using list.py
4_map Find the power and base using list.py
 
 
5_map Write a Program to square tge elements of a list.py
5_map Write a Program to square tge elements of a list.py
 
 
6_maps Convert all the character in uppercase and lowercase and remove dublicate.py
6_maps Convert all the character in uppercase and lowercase and remove dublicate.py
 
 
7_map find the difference between lists.py
7_map find the difference between lists.py
 
 
8_map Program to convert a given list of integers and tuples of integers in a list of the string.py
8_map Program to convert a given list of integers and tuples of integers in a list of the string.py
 
 
9_map create a new list taking specific elements from a tuple and convert a string value to integers.py
9_map create a new list taking specific elements from a tuple and convert a string value to integers.py
 
 
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In this Repo 10 Simple Question of map() | Solve for Clearing Concepts | I was Use Multiple Approch 🧠 👍

Higher Order Function

Defination : A higher-order function is a function that either takes one or more functions as arguments or returns a function as its result. Higher-order functions are commonly used in functional programming and are an important concept in many modern programming languages

map() is Built-in Function i.e. H.O.F.

Defination : That takes a function and an iterable (e.g., list, tuple, set, etc.) as arguments and applies the function to each element in the iterable, returning a new iterable containing the results. The map() function applies the specified function to each element of the iterable and returns a new iterable containing the results. The resulting iterable is of the same length as the original iterable.

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