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i think most would be confused about the filter function here.
Basically what the “filter” function does is that is takes in a Function and an iterable, which is basically the argument for the function.
The way that the filter function works is that it calls the function using the iterable we provide, which is “numbers” here.
The lambda function here returns True if x is even and False if odd, where x is an element from the list [1,2,3,4,5,6]
The filter function then collects all the elements from the list which return True and creates a filter object.
try doing print( type ( filter ( lambda x : x%2==0, [1,2,3,4,5,6] ) ) )
This filter object… filter(function, list) is similar to what we would get when we do something like:-
range(1,7)
it is an iterable not a collection. Next we have the List type casting
at the outermost level which converts the Filter object into a list, which is then printed out
TLDR: Answer is A