Functional programming filter function, list() represents the list display value

# movie_person=['alxe','tom','jerry','man']
# def m_show(n):
#     return n.endswith('m')
# def filter_test(array): #array indicates that the list is used as data, and the print does not start with m
# ret = []
#     for p in movie_person:
#          if not p.startswith( ' m ' ): # not starting with m
# ret.append(p)# Let's append the movie that does not start with m to the ret list
#      return right
# res =filter_test(lambda n:n.endswith( ' m ' ), movie_person)#function plus object list execution
# print(res)
# filter function
movie_person=['alxe','tom','jerry','man']
# print(filter(lambda n:n.endswith('m'),movie_person))
print((filter(lambda n:not n.endswith('m'),movie_person)))
res=filter(lambda n:not n.endswith('m'),movie_person)
print(list(res))#list() list display

 

#filterfunction
movie_person=['alxe','tom','jerry','man']
def filter_test(array): #array indicates that the list is used as data, and the print does not start with m
    ret = []
     for p in movie_person:
         if not p.startswith( ' m ' ):# not starting with m
            ret.append(p)# Append movies that do not start with m to the ret list
    return right
res = filter_test(movie_person)#function plus object list execution
print(res)

movie_person=['alxe','tom','jerry','man']
def filter_test(array): #array indicates that the list is used as data, and the print does not start with m
    ret = []
     for p in movie_person:
         if not p.endswith( ' m ' ): #not m-terminated
            ret.append(p)# Append movies that do not start with m to the ret list
    return right
res = filter_test(movie_person)#function plus object list execution
print(res)