I\'d like to use list comprehension on the following list; movie_dicts = [{\'title\':\'A Boy and His Dog\', \'year\':1975, \'rating\':6.6},
Consider the following code: #include <tuple> template <typename Map, typename K> void mymapfunc(Map& m, const K& key)
I can understand zip() function is used to construct a list of tuples like this: x = [\'a\', \'b\', \'c\']
Let\'s say I 开发者_JAVA技巧have a C++0x tuple: tuple<int,int,int> t(1,2,3); Now I can do the following to extract the elements of t:
I\'m looking for an efficient way to left-shift a tuple. What I\'ve done so far: def leftShift(tup, n):
What is the best way to go about partitioning a list of tuples in python? Currently I have a sorted list of tuples, by the second element (a value), and I want to find all values that are repeated at
In an array I have the foll开发者_StackOverflowowing tuples: (\'0000233/02\', 50.0, None, None, None, None, \'Yes\')
I have IEnumerable<string> which looks like {\"First\", \"1\", \"Second\", \"2\", ... }. I need to iterate through the list a开发者_StackOverflow社区nd create IEnumerable<Tuple<string, st
I have string of tuples LL =[ (\"text1\",2,3,N/A), (\"text2\",N/A,5,6),(\"text3\",N/A,5,N/A) ] I need LL =[ (\"text1\",2,3,-1), (\"text2\",-1,5,6), (\"text2\",-1,5,-1) ]
How can I work with tuples in a foreach loop? The following code doesn\'t work: foreach Tuple(x, y) in sql.lineparams(lines)