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What is the benefit of using map() in python?
Since without using map() also we can do the same thing using loops. So why use map()?
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Because it's simple, beautiful, functional, lazy, cool, and compact? đ
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Tibor Santa got u đ.
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We use map() instead of loops.. Coz, to shorten the size of the code.. But, it's not good for large projects... đ