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In fact, this is a pattern that you’ll see often. When you need to apply a relatively simple operation on each element of an iterable object, using map() in combination with a lambda function is concise and efficient.

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Inside print_argument, we define a wrapper function. This function prints the argument and the name of the called function. Next, it executes the actual function and returns its result as if the function was called regularly.

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