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Python with comprehension lists, for each number between max(setA) and min(setB), it will create a list that will hold boolean values, and 'all' checks that all the boolean values in a list are true.
Was unaware of the all function. I was trying something similar to this with list comprehensions nested in a for loop, but I was removing options from a list within the range. I understood the question, but had no concept of the methods I should use to compare every element returning True. Appreciate the knowledge. I agree with the commenter below, found this pretty difficult.
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Python with comprehension lists, for each number between max(setA) and min(setB), it will create a list that will hold boolean values, and 'all' checks that all the boolean values in a list are true.
Was unaware of the all function. I was trying something similar to this with list comprehensions nested in a for loop, but I was removing options from a list within the range. I understood the question, but had no concept of the methods I should use to compare every element returning True. Appreciate the knowledge. I agree with the commenter below, found this pretty difficult.
Here is a documentation defintion from Python that defines the all and any function. Pretty useful.
https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#all
https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#any
what is numA?
it's a temporary variable created while using "For Loop" to store all the iterable objects. Hope that makes sense.
Why is the range between maxA and minB?
Beautiful.