I have several lists that I would like to map together, but I can\'t quite work my head around how to do it.
The following simple LINQ code string[] words = { \"hello\", \"wonderful\", \"linq\", \"beautiful\", \"world\" };
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I have a list like [[\"foo\", [\"a\", \"b\", \"c\"]], [\"bar\", [\"a\", \"b\", \"f\"]]] and I\'m wanting to split it out so I can get a count of the total number of As, Bs, etc. but I\'m new to Pytho
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If I have a value, and a list of additional terms I want multiplied to the value: n = 10 terms = [1,2,3,4]
I\'m getting an error: name \'i\' is not defined k = [ [ rids[i][j][0][\'a\'] * rids[i][j][1][\'b\']for i in range(0,10) ]
What is the easiest/most elegant way to do the following in python: def piecewiseProperty(aList): result = []
I\'ve got a variable that could either be a string or a tuple (I don\'t know ahead of time) and I need to work with it as a list.
task: {x*y such that x belongs to S & y is iteration count } where S is some other set something开发者_JAVA技巧 like this:
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