Python any and all function

1 any

Returns True if the Iterable object has at least one element that is true. The empty Iterable object returns to False.

2 All

Returns true if every element in the Iterable object is true, and the empty Iterable object also returns True.

3 What is called Iterable the element of object is True

All of Python's objects have true and false. The object that satisfies the following conditions is false, and the rest is true.

• None

• False

• Zero of any numeric type, for example,,,, 0 0L 0.0 0j .

• Any empty sequence, for example,,,, ‘‘ () [] .

• Any empty mapping, for example, {} .

• Instances of user-defined classes, if the class defines a __nonzero__() or __len__() method, when that method returns the integer zero or bool value False . [1]

Python any and all function