lambdaabstraktioilla
Lambdaabstraktioilla, also known as lambda abstractions or anonymous functions, are a fundamental concept in computer science, particularly in functional programming and lambda calculus. They represent a way to define a function without giving it a specific name. This allows for concise and flexible code, as functions can be created and used inline where they are needed. The term "lambda" originates from lambda calculus, a formal system developed by Alonzo Church for exploring computability.
In practice, a lambda abstraction typically consists of a parameter list and a body, which is an
The key advantage of lambdaabstraktioilla is their ability to be passed as arguments to other functions, returned