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Python For Og Lecture 65 - Lambda Expression Anonymous Function

The document discusses lambda expressions in Python, which are anonymous functions. It provides examples of creating functions using lambda expressions and shows how lambda expressions can be used to write functions more concisely in one line without defining a name. The document also demonstrates using lambda expressions within if/else statements and with lists.

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Python For Og Lecture 65 - Lambda Expression Anonymous Function

The document discusses lambda expressions in Python, which are anonymous functions. It provides examples of creating functions using lambda expressions and shows how lambda expressions can be used to write functions more concisely in one line without defining a name. The document also demonstrates using lambda expressions within if/else statements and with lists.

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2/2/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 65: Lambda Expression (Anonymous Function) - Colaboratory

Python for Oil and Gas

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# let's create a function which calculates pressure

def pressure(rho, h):


return f'The pressure is {.052*rho*h} psi'

pressure(10.1, 3500)

'The pressure is 1838.2 psi'

# we can create same results in one line using lambda expression

# no need to define function name when you use lambda expressions /


2/2/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 65: Lambda Expression (Anonymous Function) - Colaboratory
# no need to define function name when you use lambda expressions

# lambda a, b: 0.052*a*b # --->>> SYNTAX --->>> lambda (arguments): what they will return

press = lambda rho, h: f'The pressure is {0.052*rho*h} psi'

press(10.1, 3500)

'The pressure is 1838.2 psi'

# print the function name and varible name which contains the lambda expression

print(pressure)

print('----')

print(press)

<function pressure at 0x7f6ae3f66400>


----
<function <lambda> at 0x7f6ae3e85a60>

# example 2

# we want to create functions where when one porosity value is given, that function will convert that fraction value into percent value

def fract(a):
return a*100

fract(0.24)

24.0

fract_new = lambda a: a*100


fract_new(0.24)

24.0
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2/2/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 65: Lambda Expression (Anonymous Function) - Colaboratory

# define a function which calculates us the flow rate when all required data is given (Darcy law example, we have seen already)

def flow_rate(a, b, c, d, e):


return (a*b*d)/(c*e)

# Given data:

# permeability value: 0.333 darcys a


# area: 3 cm2 b
# viscosity of fluid: 1 cp c
# Pessure differential: 20 atm d
# length covered by fluid: 4 cm e

# get same results using lambda expression

if else with lambda expression

# let us create a very simple function which takes porosity in fraction


# if it is less than 0.5 print Realistic value of porosity otherwise print unrealistic

def por(a):
if a<0.5:
print('Realistic porosity value')
else:
print('UNrealistic porosity value')

por(0.52)

UNrealistic porosity value

/
por new lambda a: 'Realistic porosity value' if a<0 5 else 'Unrealistic porosity value'
2/2/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 65: Lambda Expression (Anonymous Function) - Colaboratory
por_new = lambda a: Realistic porosity value if a<0.5 else Unrealistic porosity value

por_new(0.7)

'Unrealistic porosity value'

Practie question for you

# PROBLEM:
# If i give a list to my lambda expression, ings were it returns me the list which contains reversed strings if length those strless than 5

def func_3(a):
rev = []
for i in a:
if len(i) < 5:
rev.append(i[::-1])
else:
rev.append(i)
return rev

list_1 = ['ok', 'petroleum', 'scratch', 'hey', '442', '456987']

func_3(list_1)

['ko', 'petroleum', 'scratch', 'yeh', '244', '456987']

abc = lambda a: [i[::-1] for i in a if len(i) < 5]

abc(list_1)

['ko', 'yeh', '244']

xyz = lambda a: [i[::-1] if len(i) < 5 else i for i in a]


/
(li t )
2/2/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 65: Lambda Expression (Anonymous Function) - Colaboratory
xyz(list_1)

['ko', 'petroleum', 'scratch', 'yeh', '244', '456987']

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