Stack Overflow Asked on December 22, 2021
a=[['kyle','movie_1','c_13'],
['blair','food','a_29'],
['reese','movie_2','abc_76']]
b=['df.movie_1',
'ghk.food',
'df.movie_2']
x = {}
for i in b:
y = i.split('.')
for j in a:
if y[1] in j : x[y[0]]=j
print(x)
This is my code to check if there is string inside a list a
.
The output that I got is
{'df': ['reese', 'movie_2', 'abc_76'], 'ghk': ['blair', 'food', 'a_29']}
My desired output is
{'df': [['kyle','movie_1','c_13'],['reese', 'movie_2', 'abc_76']], 'ghk': ['blair', 'food', 'a_29']}
Hope This works: A single line code
Code:
op_dict={}
[op_dict.setdefault(x.split('.')[0], []).append(y) for x in b for y in a if x.split('.')[1] in y]
Answered by Praveen Sujanmulk on December 22, 2021
As mentioned in a previous answer, the problem is that your loops end up overwriting the value of x[y[0]]
. Based on your desired output, what you need is to append
to a list
instead. There is already a nice solution using defaultdict
. If instead you want to just use standard list
, this is one way to do it:
a = [
['kyle','movie_1','c_13'],
['blair','food','a_29'],
['reese','movie_2','abc_76']]
b = [
'df.movie_1',
'ghk.food',
'df.movie_2']
x = {}
for i in b:
y = i.split('.')
for j in a:
if y[1] in j:
if y[0] not in x: # if this is the first time we append
x[y[0]] = [] # make it an empty list
x[y[0]].append(j) # then always append
print(x)
Answered by sal on December 22, 2021
The cause is that the value would be cover when it exists x['df']
.
You could use defaultdict to save them(A little different from you expect, though.But it is very easy):
from collections import defaultdict
a = [['kyle', 'movie_1', 'c_13'],
['blair', 'food', 'a_29'],
['reese', 'movie_2', 'abc_76']]
b = ['df.movie_1',
'ghk.food',
'df.movie_2']
x = defaultdict(list)
for i in b:
y = i.split('.')
for j in a:
if y[1] in j:
x[y[0]].append(j)
print(x)
# defaultdict(<class 'list'>, {'df': [['kyle', 'movie_1', 'c_13'], ['reese', 'movie_2', 'abc_76']], 'ghk': [['blair', 'food', 'a_29']]})
Answered by jizhihaoSAMA on December 22, 2021
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