What is the any function in Python? How do I use the any function?

In this article, let's take a look at Pythonany function, in this article we will explain What is the Any function, and where this function is generally used, and what it does and what it means.

Describe

The any () function is used to determine whether the given iteration parameter, iterable, is false, and returns True if one is true.

The element is TRUE except that it is 0, empty, and FALSE.

The function is equivalent to:

def any (iterable): As    element in iterable:        if element:            return True    return False

Grammar

The following is the syntax for the Any () method:

Any (iterable)

Parameters

Iterable---tuples or lists.

return value

Returns false if both are null, 0, FALSE, or True if none is null, 0, or false.

Instance

The following shows an example of using the Any () method:

>> > any ([' A ', ' B ', ' C ', ' d ']) # list, elements are not empty or 0true>> > any ([' A ', ' B ', ', ' d ']) # list, existence of an empty element true>> > any ([0, ' ', False]) # list, element all 0, ',falsefalse>> > any  ((' A ', ' B ', ' C ', ' d ')) # tuple tuple, elements are not empty or 0true>> > any ((' A ', ' B ', ' ', ' d ')) # tuple tuple, there is an empty element true>> > Any ((0, ', False)) # Tuple of tuples, element all 0, ',falsefalse>> > any ([]) # empty list false>> > any (()) # Empty tuple False