Improvement suggestion for the lecture on Python lambda functions

[Clement-Lelievre]

Maybe it's worth mentioning here that Python lambda functions accept keyword arguments.

Surprisingly, it isn't mentioned in the docs (at least not here)

The following code is thus valid:

func = lambda a, b = 5 : a + b
func(3) # 8
func(3,0) # 3

[koaning]

But it's mentioned later, here. Does that not suffice?

[koaning]

Ah wait! Now I see! Keyword args.

Hey yeah, that's a neet trick worth mentioning. Will keep this ticket open!

[Clement-Lelievre]

A possible use case is shown here

Here is a MRE:

funcs = [lambda x: x + i for i in range(3)]
X = 5
for func in funcs:
    print(func(X))

What output do you expect? Using kwargs fixes the issue