join new tuple to first list of tuples in Python
I am newbie to python and don't know how to do this.
I have a list of tuples which represent data and another list which represents header. I need a set of combinations into new tuples to look from this.
data = [( 1, 'a'),( 2, 'b'),( 3, 'c'),( 4, 'd'),(5, 'e')]
header = ["ID", "MyData"]
into this
newdata = [("ID", "MyD开发者_如何学Goata"),( 1, 'a'),( 2, 'b'),( 3, 'c'),( 4, 'd'),(5, 'e')]
please help.
Here:
data.insert(0, tuple(header))
Note that this will modify data
in-place. You can achieve the same results without modifying data like so:
newdata = [tuple(header)]
newdata.extend(data)
Creating a completely new value, without any temporaries:
[tuple(header)] + data
Addition of two lists concatenates them. We turn the header, which is a list, into a tuple (since we want a tuple of its data in the final result), and then make a list that contains it, so that we can glue the two lists together.
This should do it
data.insert(0,tuple(header))
newdata = data
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