lambda diff

Lambda diff refers to the difference between two lambda expressions. In Python, a lambda function is an anonymous function that can be defined using the lambda keyword. It allows you to create small, one-line functions without explicitly defining a function using the def keyword.

To find the difference between two lambda expressions, you would need to compare their definitions and see how they differ in terms of input parameters and return values. Here's an example:

# Define two lambda functions
lambda1 = lambda x: x * 2
lambda2 = lambda x: x + 5

# Compare the lambda functions
if str(lambda1) == str(lambda2):
    print("The lambda expressions are identical.")
else:
    print("The lambda expressions are different.")

In this example, we compare the string representations of the two lambda expressions to determine if they are identical or not. Please note that this comparison only considers the textual representation and doesn't evaluate the actual behavior of the lambda functions.