Minimize for loop usage in Python
Python provides us with many styles of coding.
In a way, it is pretty inclusive.
One can come from any language and start writing Python.
However, learning to write a language and writing a language in an optimized way are two different things.
In this series of posts named <strong>Python Shorts</strong> , I will explain some simple but very useful constructs provided by Python, some essential tips and some use cases I come up with regularly in my Data Science work.
In this post, I am going to talk about for loops in Python and how you should avoid them whenever possible.
3 Ways of writing a for loop:
Let me explain this with a simple example statement.
Suppose you want to take the sum of squares in a list.
This is a valid problem we all face in machine learning whenever we want to calculate the distance between two points in n dimension.
You can do this using loops easily.
In fact, I will show you** three ways to do the same task which I have seen people use and let you choose for yourself whic…
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