Can you explain the scope of variables in Python lambda functions?
Sure! In Python, lambda functions have access to variables in their enclosing scope, but they do not create a new scope.
What happens if I try to use a variable that is defined inside the lambda?
If you try to use a variable defined inside the lambda, it will result in a NameError because that variable is not in the enclosing scope.
Can you give me an example of using a lambda function with variables?
Of course! Here's an example: x = 10; my_lambda = lambda y: x + y; print(my_lambda(5))
will output 15.
What about using global variables in a lambda?
Global variables can be accessed in a lambda function, but you need to declare them as global if you want to modify them.
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