Python Tutorial: Sorting Lists, Tuples, and Objects

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What is dont understand is, how " e_sort" is linking to employees table.? We are not passing any argument in e_sort function.

A missed opportunity on sorting dictionaries.

Great tutorial. However, I get
"TypeError: '<' not supported between instances of 'str' and 'int'" in the last example, when I try to sort by age and salary. Anyone knows how to deal with that? I'm using Pydroid 3 if it matters.

Awesome video, so very well explained. Thank you for sharing.

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Very useful, thanks. In another video about comprehensions, it was suggested to use a comprehension in place of lambdas for readability. How could that be achieved with the example in this video?

how to sort by keys and values in same time please?

Thank you

Hey, at last you use the attrgetter method so what's the difference between the attrgetter and itemgetter

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Thank you for the video. Can the "sorted" built-in method deal with ties and break them according to another attribute. For example, in your Employee class, is it possible to write a function (as argument for the key parameter) that sorts according to age and, if there is a tie, then sorts according to salary?

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watched so many videos until I saw yours and it finally clicked thanks man

what if you were given (1,7),(1,3),(3,4,5),(2,2) n you were requested to sort using the last element of the tuple

thanks bro!