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user1899415
user1899415

Reputation: 3125

Python: Compare two lists and update value in list2 based on value in list1

I have kinda a tricky problem I want to solve. I have two lists:

word = ['run', 'windless', 'marvelous']
pron = ['rVn', 'wIndl@s', 'mArv@l@s']

I want to do some processing that if the value in word contains "less", then the corresponding value in pron should turn to "lIs" instead of "l@s".

Desired output:

pron = ['rVn', 'wIndlIs', 'mArv@l@s']

Any tips? It's troublesome to me because they're in two separate lists (but same order).

Upvotes: 0

Views: 147

Answers (2)

fredtantini
fredtantini

Reputation: 16556

Do you mean something like that?

>>> for i,w in enumerate(word):
...   if 'less' in w:
...     pron[i] = pron[i].replace('l@s','lIs')
... 
>>> pron
['rVn', 'wIndlIs', 'mArv@l@s']

Upvotes: 3

Pod
Pod

Reputation: 4130

words = ['run', 'windless', 'marvelous']
prons = ['rVn', 'wIndl@s', 'mArv@l@s']


for (i, word) in enumerate(words):
    if "less" in word:
        prons[i] = prons[i].replace("l@s", "lIs")

print(prons)

Upvotes: 4

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