List Comprehensions | Set Comprehension | Dict Comprehension | Python Tutorials Ep. 32

In this Python tutorial, dive deep into the power of list comprehensions, set comprehensions, and dict comprehensions.
Learn how to use list comprehension with if(conditional check) and discover when to opt for comprehensions over traditional loops. Uncover scenarios where generator expressions shine for optimal code efficiency.
👉 What's Covered:
1️⃣ List Comprehensions with Conditional Check (If-else statement)
2️⃣ Set comprehension
3️⃣ Dict Comprehension
4️⃣ When Not to Use List Comprehensions
5️⃣ The Appropriate Use of Generator Expressions
👉 Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:24 List Comprehension
2:21 List Comprehension using if-else statement
3:57 Set Comprehension
4:26 Dict comprehension
4:41 When Not to Use List Comprehensions
5:00 Generator Expressions
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[@nhbkitchen]

Thanks for sharing

[@sanusiabubakr1948]

This is good 👍. Now I can choose when to use generators instead of list. Good job 👍

[@ridwanray]

Yeah. You use a generator when processing a large dataset. More about generator soon. Generator uses yield. You may want to check it out before then.

[@sanusiabubakr1948]

@@ridwanray thanks