Zip and combine, in tuples they bind,
Pairs of data, with lists entwined,
Shortest length, is the key to find,
Parallel work, in Python we unwind.
In this Python session, the concept of “zip” is being explored. The “zip” function is used to combine two or more iterables or lists in a pairwise manner. This means that items at the same index in each iterable are combined into tuples. The result is a “zip” object that can be converted into a list or used directly. It’s important to note that the length of the resulting “zip” object will be the length of the shortest iterable. The session also shows how to use “zip” with different types of iterables, including lists and strings. It’s a useful way to work with data in parallel and can be particularly handy when working with large datasets.
Zip pairs, combine data,
Shortest length, parallel work,
Python unwinds, binds.https://t.co/SBNkkVp1q9#PythonHaiku pic.twitter.com/Zt1eAs2Xv8— Walker Spearson (@SpearsonWa83643) January 31, 2024