[Solved] Which of the following is the correct way to define a condition function for routing in Langchain? — Ans: def condition(context): return context['value'] > 10 | LangChain

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Which of the following is the correct way to define a condition function for routing in Langchain?

Adef condition(context): return context['value'] > 10

Bcondition = context => context.value > 10

Cdef condition(): return context['value'] > 10

Dcondition(context): return context.value > 10

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check function syntax in Python
Python functions require 'def' keyword, a parameter list, and a return statement.
Step 2: Validate each option
def condition(context): return context['value'] > 10 correctly defines a function with one parameter and returns a boolean. condition = context => context.value > 10 uses JavaScript syntax. def condition(): return context['value'] > 10 misses the parameter. condition(context): return context.value > 10 misses 'def' keyword.
Final Answer:
def condition(context): return context['value'] > 10 -> Option A
Quick Check:
Python function with parameter and return = def condition(context): return context['value'] > 10 [OK]

Quick Trick: Remember Python function syntax: def name(params): return value [OK]

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