Using "any" and "all" in Python

Python's any and all functions are built-in functions that can help check whether all or any items match a given condition in an iterable.

Instead of using a for loop and a conditional statement, one can use the any and all functions along with a generator expression to make the code more concise and readable.

The any function returns True if at least one item is truthy, while the all function returns True if all items are truthy. It is also possible to use the in operator to check if a given item is contained in an iterable.