How to convert list of tuples into a single list of unique values ?
Skip Montanaro
skip at pobox.com
Thu Jan 10 08:40:32 EST 2002
pekka> This list is cut from idle's output:
pekka> L = [('?AA?BB!CC!', '?BB!'), ('?DD!', ''), ('?EE!', ''), ('?FF?GG!HH!', '?GG!')]
pekka> The resulting list should be:
pekka> P = ['?AA?BB!CC!', '?BB!', '?DD!', '?EE!','?FF?GG!HH!' '?GG!']
How about (using list comprehensions ==> version >= 2.0 required):
P = []
[P.append(x) for t in L for x in t if x]
The result of the list comprehension is useless. The side effect of
executing P.append is what's useful:
>>> P = []
>>> [P.append(x) for t in L for x in t if x]
[None, None, None, None, None, None]
>>> P
['?AA?BB!CC!', '?BB!', '?DD!', '?EE!', '?FF?GG!HH!', '?GG!']
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