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I'm quite new to python, and happen to have used C# for some time now. I saw that there was a filter method to use with the collections, which seems to be the equivalent of the LINQ's where clause.
I wondered, is there also an equivalent for the LINQ's select statement in python?
Example: my_collection.select(my_object => my_object.my_property) would return a collection of the my_property of each object in my_collection.
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Python is an interpreted, high-level, general-purpose programming language. C is a general-purpose, procedural computer programming language. Interpreted programs execute slower as compared to compiled programs. Compiled programs execute faster as compared to interpreted programs.
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