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No loop is necessary:
all(el <= c for el in L)
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No explicit loop is necessary:necessary. If L
is the list and c
is the particular number, then you can do:
all(el <= c for el in L)
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No explicit loop is necessary. necessary; you can use a generator expression in combination with all
. If L
is the list and c
is the particular number, then you can do:
all(el <= c for el in L)