1. Create a lambda function to calculate the area of a circle 2. Given a list of diameters, [2,4,5,8,10], calculate the area of the circle formed by the diameter. The lambda function must be called inside a list comprehension. (It should work for a list of any length and values) 3. Take a screenshot of the code & output

1. Create a lambda function to calculate the area of a circle 2. Given a list of diameters, [2,4,5,8,10], calculate the area of the circle formed by the diameter. The lambda function must be called inside a list comprehension. (It should work for a list of any length and values) 3. Take a screenshot of the code & output

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1. Create a lambda function to calculate the area of a circle
2. Given a list of diameters, [2,4,5,8,10], calculate the area of the circle formed by the diameter. The lambda
function must be called inside a list comprehension. (It should work for a list of any length and values)
3. Take a screenshot of the code & output

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