In the above code a lambda function z that takes an argument x and multiplies it by the value of y, which is set to 8. Then, you call this lambda function with the argument 6 and print the result.
Here's a step-by-step breakdown of what happens:
y = 8: You define a variable y and assign it the value 8.
z = lambda x: x * y: You define a lambda function z that takes an argument x and multiplies it by the value of y. Essentially, it's equivalent to the following regular function definition:
def z(x):
return x * y
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