Serious question: what function features do you think Python&#x27;s missing, that C# has (other than the lambda point)?<p>Python indeed supports some functional paradigms:<p>- functions are first-class citizens<p>- list and dict comprehensions, generators<p>- map, filter, reduce, etc. for data pipelining (though these specific idioms are&#x2F;were contentious [1])<p>- lambda for anonymous functions, though it indeed has limitations compared to other languages<p>- other useful functionality in stdlib such as the functools, itertools, and operators modules<p>- some built in immutable data types, such as str (strings), bytes (byte-strings), tuples, frozensets<p>You can read more here:
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