recurse over a list
I'm trying to recurse over a list (eg. [True, [[True, False], [False, [False开发者_StackOverflow社区, True]]]]) using Python. I know that the list length will always be 2 and both values will be boolean. I'd like to take those values and substitute them back into the list until there are only 2 values left (or 1 boolean value). Any help would be much appreciated.
You haven't said how to combine the two parts, so I'm assuming or
but you could use another function instead.
l = [True, [[True, False], [False, [False, True]]]]
def foo(x):
if isinstance(x, list):
return foo(x[0]) or foo(x[1])
else:
return x
print foo(l)
say your list is l
def print_list(list):
t = type(list())
for item in list:
if type(item) is t:
print_list(item)
else:
print item
print_list(l)
Something simple like that would print every item in your list.
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