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slantalpha
slantalpha

Reputation: 585

How to convert a 2 dimensional Python list to a 3 dimensional list?

If I have a Python list:

my_list = [['Apples',10],['Bananas',15],['Oranges',2]]

... how can I convert it to a 3 dimensional list to:

my_list = [['Apples',10,0],['Bananas',15,0],['Oranges',2,0]]

This is a normal Python list (without using numpy).

Upvotes: 0

Views: 110

Answers (2)

Peyman Majidi
Peyman Majidi

Reputation: 1985

Fancy and readable approach:

my_list = [['Apples',10],['Bananas',15],['Oranges',2]]

for item in my_list: item.append(0)  # loop through each element

print(my_list) # output: [['Apples', 10, 0], ['Bananas', 15, 0], ['Oranges', 2, 0]]

Upvotes: 4

Harshit Nigam
Harshit Nigam

Reputation: 244

 [x.append(0) for x in my_list]

or as commented by @Sushanth

[x+[0] for x in my_list]

Upvotes: 1

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