Wrapping around on a list when list index is out of range
I’m looking for some code improvement, or a pre-built version of what I’ve implemented myself as I think there might be, or should be, a cleaner way to achieve what I want.
I’m looking for some code improvement, or a pre-built version of what I’ve implemented myself as I think there might be, or should be, a cleaner way to achieve what I want.
Background: Example list: mylist = [‘abc123’, ‘def456’, ‘ghi789’] I want to retrieve an element if there’s a match for a substring, like abc Code: sub = 'abc' print any(sub in mystring for mystring in mylist) above prints True if any of the elements in the list contain the pattern. I would like to print the … Read more
I’d like to get a list of all of Pythons keywords as strings. It would also be rather nifty if I could do a similar thing for built in functions.
I need to append objects to one list L from different processes using multiprocessing , but it returns empty list.
How can I let many processes append to list L using multiprocessing?
In Python, if I multiply of list of objects by an integer, I get a list of references to that object, e.g.: >>> a = [[]] * 3 >>> a [[], [], []] >>> a[0].append(1) >>> a [[1], [1], [1]] If my desired behavior is to create a list of copies of the original object … Read more
I have a list of values which I need to filter given the values in a list of booleans:
I’ve got a Python list of dictionaries, as follows:
I have a list of tuples like this:
I have the following Python list (can also be a tuple):
I have to sort a list with multiple attributes. I can do that in ascending order for ALL attributes easily with