#4: Python map() & filter() | Python Best Practices

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what is the reason to use list and map while I can get same result without using them

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Very understandable, thank you. Also map() didn't return a random number, that was a pointer to a memory location.

In my opinion you should be using List Comprehension rather than map() and filter(), especially as its if clause allows you to combine the functionality of map() and filter() into a single statement. I honestly can't think of any situation where map() has an advantage over List Comprehension. There are also Generator, Dict and even Set Comprehensions.

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i want the solution for palindrom numbers from list using filter

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