This repository collects all Python one-liners that are of interest to the Python community. One-Liners are concise snippets of source code (with or without library calls) that accomplish a given task in a concise and compressed manner.

They are often used to call a Python script from the operating system terminal using the python -c command:

python -c 'print("hello world")'

Here are additional resources for Python one-liners:

• Free ''Python One-Liners'' videos & book resources
• Collection of ''One-Liners'' with interactive shell
• Book ''Python One-Liners''
• Interesting Quora Thread ''Python One-Liner''
• Python One-Line X - How to accomplish different tasks in a single line
• Subreddit '''Python One-Liners'''
• Python One-Liners Wiki

Feel free to submit your own one-liners in the one_liners.py Python file!

Creating your own one-liners is an excellent way to improve your understanding of the single line of Python code. After all, every complicated Python program consists just of a number of Python one-liners---chained together to a coherent whole!