lambda v list comp

[buran]

no. I mean lambda as in

actually, it's the map that is alternative to list comprehension.
i.e. without map you will not get iterator as result. you can substitute lambda with ordinary function, yet you cannot skip map if you want iterator as result

def increase_10(num):
    return  num + 10
    
bar = [1,2,3]
foo = list(map(increase_10, bar))
print(foo)

# and with list comprehension
foo = [n+10 for n in bar]
foo = [increase_10(n) for n in bar]