Python filtering exercise [SPOILER]

Question

Hey everyone,

Been struggling in the Python Filtering exercise for a while.
I need to print only the names in the list who have 5+ letters.
Already tried a while loop, creating a function() etc.

When trying to use the filter() and len() together I only get the TypeError message.

### The list ###
names = ["David", "John", "Annabelle", "Johnathan", "Veronica"]
############

My ideas run dried :/

Answer 1

Da Silva Miguel
Try this↓

names = ["David", "John", "Annabelle", "Johnathan", "Veronica"]
print(list(filter(lambda x: len(x) >5,names)))

Answer 2

Use list comprehension like below.
[x if len(x)>5 for x in names]

Answer 3

Manikandan the filter condition for list comprehension has to be at the end:

print([x for x in names if len(x) > 5])

Answer 4

Thx for the help!
Used an identical code like yours but instead of writing lambda x: len(x)....
Only had written lambda x: x>5...
-_-

Answer 5

My solution:
result = list(filter(lambda x: len(x)>5, names))
print(result)

Ask if u have questions!