Sharpen your Python skills with hands-on lambda debugging exercises. Identify and correct common errors in lambda functions with practical examples and solutions.
Identify and fix the mistake in the following code:
add = lambda x: return x + 10
print(add(5))
Issue: The `return` keyword is incorrectly used inside a lambda function.
add = lambda x: x + 10
print(add(5))
Identify and fix the mistake in the following code:
result = (lambda x, y : x + y)(6)
print(result)
Issue: The lambda function expects two arguments but only one is given during invocation.
result = (lambda x, y : x + y)(6, 8)
print(result)
Identify and fix the mistake in the following code:
mul = lambda a, b: a * b
print(mul(2, 4, 6))
Issue: Too many arguments passed to a lambda function that expects only two.
mul = lambda a, b: a * b
print(mul(2, 4))
Identify and fix the mistake in the following code:
(lambda x, y : x + y)(6 8)
Hint: 💡 Check for syntax issues in function invocation.
Issue: Missing a comma between arguments when calling the lambda function.
(lambda x, y : x + y)(6, 8)