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Zip that List
Multiple lists may be combined with the zip function. In this video, Dr Jeremy Singer explains how zip works.
The zip function is used to combine a pair of lists into a list of pairs. Since lists are such fundamental data structures in functional programming, it’s important to be able to manipulate them in flexible and powerful ways.
Does zip remind you of similar functions in other languages? Perhaps CONCAT in SQL? Please leave your suggestions in the comments.
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