As a Python programmer, you’ll frequently deal with Booleans and conditional statements—sometimes very complex ones. In those situations, you may need to rely on tools that can simplify logic and consolidate information. Fortunately, any()
in Python is such a tool. It looks through the elements in an iterable and returns a single value indicating whether any element is true in a Boolean context, or truthy.
In this course, you’ll learn how to:
any()
and not any()
or
chainsany()
with list comprehensionsTrue
or False
any()
and or
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