Zip is one of those python functions that people skip over learning when they're learning the language, and I think that sucks. It's a really helpful tool whenever you're working with lists or any other iterables. The example in this video is really simplistic, but I guarantee you'll run into a situation where you're getting input that you'll need to combine with the zip function, take my word for it.
Zip() is a built-in function in Python that allows you to iterate over multiple iterables at the same time. It returns an iterator that combines the elements of each iterable, grouping them into tuples. This can be particularly useful when you have multiple lists or arrays that you want to iterate over simultaneously. It can help you shorten your code without sacrificing readability and can even help you make your program less prone to errors!
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