Provide a definition of a lambda expression that accepts two input parameters and then returns their sum (for numbers) or their concatenation (for string).
Example:
yo = add(4,1) yess = add('love ', 'Python')
Output
5 love Python
lambda expression : lambda function takes mutiple input or argument but can have only 1 expression
syntax for lambda values in python
lambda arguments : expresion
e.g
lambda x,y,z : x+y+z
sample code and screenshot:
add=lambda x,y :x+y
yo=add(4,1)
yess=add('love','python')
print(yo)
print(yess)
# 5
# lovepython
sample screenshot
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; original codes provided as following
.ORIG x3000 ; begin at
x3000
; input two numbers
IN
; input an integer character (ascii) {TRAP 23}
LD R3, HEXN30 ; subtract x30 to get
integer
ADD R0, R0, R3
ADD R1, R0, x0 ; move the first
integer to register 1
IN
; input another integer {TRAP 23}
ADD R0, R0, R3 ; convert it to an
integer
; add the numbers
ADD R2, R0, R1 ; add the two integers...