Need to arrange tuples of Target list based on indices of tuples of Source List
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i have two lists
Source = [('A','B','IP1','N1'),('K','G','IP2','N2'),('W','T','IP4','N4'),('K','L','IP3','N3') ]
Target = [('B','A','IP5','N5'), ('T','W','IP6','N6'), ('G','K','IP2','N2')]
Here is my code:
source_tuples = set([s[:2][::-1] for s in Source])
target_tuples = set([t[:2] for t in Target])
missed_target_tuples = list(source_tuples - target_tuples)
Target.extend(missed_target_tuples)
Re_Target = Target
With my code: In Source, whatever tuples of 1st 2 characters are not found in reversed 1st 2 characters tuples of Target, then add them to Target in reversed manner as shown in Re_Target list
Re_Target = [('B', 'A', 'IP5', 'N5'), ('T', 'W', 'IP6', 'N6'), ('G', 'K', 'IP2', 'N2'), ('L', 'K')]
But the indices are different from tuples of Source to target, can you make some changes to get this output:
Re_Target = [('B', 'A', 'IP5', 'N5'),('G', 'K', 'IP2', 'N2'), ('T', 'W', 'IP6', 'N6'), ('L', 'K')]
python python-3.x list tuples
edited Nov 19 at 7:07
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i have two lists
Source = [('A','B','IP1','N1'),('K','G','IP2','N2'),('W','T','IP4','N4'),('K','L','IP3','N3') ]
Target = [('B','A','IP5','N5'), ('T','W','IP6','N6'), ('G','K','IP2','N2')]
Here is my code:
source_tuples = set([s[:2][::-1] for s in Source])
target_tuples = set([t[:2] for t in Target])
missed_target_tuples = list(source_tuples - target_tuples)
Target.extend(missed_target_tuples)
Re_Target = Target
With my code: In Source, whatever tuples of 1st 2 characters are not found in reversed 1st 2 characters tuples of Target, then add them to Target in reversed manner as shown in Re_Target list
Re_Target = [('B', 'A', 'IP5', 'N5'), ('T', 'W', 'IP6', 'N6'), ('G', 'K', 'IP2', 'N2'), ('L', 'K')]
But the indices are different from tuples of Source to target, can you make some changes to get this output:
Re_Target = [('B', 'A', 'IP5', 'N5'),('G', 'K', 'IP2', 'N2'), ('T', 'W', 'IP6', 'N6'), ('L', 'K')]
python python-3.x list tuples
edited Nov 19 at 7:07
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i have two lists
Source = [('A','B','IP1','N1'),('K','G','IP2','N2'),('W','T','IP4','N4'),('K','L','IP3','N3') ]
Target = [('B','A','IP5','N5'), ('T','W','IP6','N6'), ('G','K','IP2','N2')]
Here is my code:
source_tuples = set([s[:2][::-1] for s in Source])
target_tuples = set([t[:2] for t in Target])
missed_target_tuples = list(source_tuples - target_tuples)
Target.extend(missed_target_tuples)
Re_Target = Target
With my code: In Source, whatever tuples of 1st 2 characters are not found in reversed 1st 2 characters tuples of Target, then add them to Target in reversed manner as shown in Re_Target list
Re_Target = [('B', 'A', 'IP5', 'N5'), ('T', 'W', 'IP6', 'N6'), ('G', 'K', 'IP2', 'N2'), ('L', 'K')]
But the indices are different from tuples of Source to target, can you make some changes to get this output:
Re_Target = [('B', 'A', 'IP5', 'N5'),('G', 'K', 'IP2', 'N2'), ('T', 'W', 'IP6', 'N6'), ('L', 'K')]
python python-3.x list tuples
edited Nov 19 at 7:07
Patrick Artner
18.9k51940
i have two lists
Source = [('A','B','IP1','N1'),('K','G','IP2','N2'),('W','T','IP4','N4'),('K','L','IP3','N3') ]
Target = [('B','A','IP5','N5'), ('T','W','IP6','N6'), ('G','K','IP2','N2')]
Here is my code:
source_tuples = set([s[:2][::-1] for s in Source])
target_tuples = set([t[:2] for t in Target])
missed_target_tuples = list(source_tuples - target_tuples)
Target.extend(missed_target_tuples)
Re_Target = Target
With my code: In Source, whatever tuples of 1st 2 characters are not found in reversed 1st 2 characters tuples of Target, then add them to Target in reversed manner as shown in Re_Target list
Re_Target = [('B', 'A', 'IP5', 'N5'), ('T', 'W', 'IP6', 'N6'), ('G', 'K', 'IP2', 'N2'), ('L', 'K')]
But the indices are different from tuples of Source to target, can you make some changes to get this output:
Re_Target = [('B', 'A', 'IP5', 'N5'),('G', 'K', 'IP2', 'N2'), ('T', 'W', 'IP6', 'N6'), ('L', 'K')]
python python-3.x list tuples
python python-3.x list tuples
edited Nov 19 at 7:07
Patrick Artner
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edited Nov 19 at 7:07
Patrick Artner
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edited Nov 19 at 7:07
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edited Nov 19 at 7:07
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