Sorting a list in Python is simple, and you have two options: In-place: Modifies the list. Out-of-place: Returns a new list and doesn't modify the original list. The sort method is in-place, and it ...

List comprehensions are one of the key features of Python that help you write code that is more concise and elegant. Let’s say you want to create an array containing numbers from 1 to 100.

But Python doesn’t directly allow you to overload those functions to give list comprehension a new meaning beyond just building lists. But curiously, if you could overload them, then a nice way ...