Useful way to check if all/any elements of an iterable are true in #Python:
Useful way to check if all/any elements of an iterable are true in #Python:
>>> languages = ['Java', 'Perl', 'PHP', 'Python', 'JS', 'C++', 'JS', 'Ruby']
>>> all(len(l) >= 2 for l in languages)
True
>>> any('++' in l for l in languages)
True
Bite 1. Sum n numbers
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Write a function that can sum up numbers:
- It should receive a list of n numbers.
- If no argument is provided, return sum of numbers 1..100.
- Look closely to the type of the function's default argument ...
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