all() — Easy Examples
Returns True if every element in an iterable is truthy
Basic all() usage
Simple demonstration of the all() built-in function.
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print(all([True, True, True])) print(all([True, False, True])) print(all([]))
all() is a built-in function that returns true if every element in an iterable is truthy.
all() with different inputs
Calling all() with various argument types.
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# More all() examples print("all() is a Python built-in function") print(f"Type: {type(all)}")
all() accepts different types of arguments and produces corresponding results.
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