How to use 'the longest list' - Python

How to use 'the longest list' in Python

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10 def find_longest_sub_list(list_of_lists):
11     """
12         Find the list having largest length
13     """
14     largest = []
15     if list_of_lists:
16         largest = list_of_lists[0]
17         for list in list_of_lists[1:]:
18             if len(list) > len(largest):
19                 largest = list
20     
21     return largest

aws-quickstart/taskcat

69 def longest(things: list):
70     lengths = [len(thing) for thing in things]
71     return sorted(lengths)[-1] if lengths else 0

10	def find_longest_sub_list(list_of_lists):
11	"""
12	Find the list having largest length
13	"""
14	largest = []
15	if list_of_lists:
16	largest = list_of_lists[0]
17	for list in list_of_lists[1:]:
18	if len(list) > len(largest):
19	largest = list
20
21	return largest

69	def longest(things: list):
70	lengths = [len(thing) for thing in things]
71	return sorted(lengths)[-1] if lengths else 0

How to use 'the longest list' in Python

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