In Python 3, what's the shortest way to check whether a predicate is true for all characters of a string?
If the value does not match for all the pairs of characters in a string, then the string has all unique characters. Otherwise, it does not.
To find whether a string has all the same characters. Traverse the whole string from index 1 and check whether that character matches the first character of the string or not. If yes, then match until string size. If no, then break the loop.
Character strings are the most commonly used data types. They can hold any sequence of letters, digits, punctuation, and other valid characters. Typical character strings are names, descriptions, and mailing addresses.
Therefore, the maximum length of String in Java is 0 to 2147483647. So, we can have a String with the length of 2,147,483,647 characters, theoretically.
all(predicate(x) for x in string)
all(map(predicate, string))
Functionally the same as @Abe's answer but with map instead (also lazy in python3)
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