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mountainwater
mountainwater

Reputation: 159

How to convert list of tuples into list of strings with no commas

How do I convert the list of permutations into something that simply is:

['HELLO SAMPLE STRING SET', 'HELLO SAMPLE SET STRING' ...]

i.e. for each item in the list of tuples, I would like to make the separator a space rather than comma, and also make it a simple string, not a tuple?

I have tried to use .join but it hasn't been effective.

Example:

strings = ['HELLO', 'SAMPLE', 'STRING', 'SET']

permutations_str = list(permutations(strings))

This produces the below, but would like it as above.

[('HELLO', 'SAMPLE', 'STRING', 'SET'), ('HELLO', 'SAMPLE', 'SET', 'STRING'), ('HELLO', 'STRING', 'SAMPLE', 'SET'), ('HELLO', 'STRING', 'SET', 'SAMPLE'), ('HELLO', 'SET', 'SAMPLE', 'STRING'), ('HELLO', 'SET', 'STRING', 'SAMPLE'), ('SAMPLE', 'HELLO', 'STRING', 'SET'), ('SAMPLE', 'HELLO', 'SET', 'STRING'), ('SAMPLE', 'STRING', 'HELLO', 'SET'), ('SAMPLE', 'STRING', 'SET', 'HELLO'), ('SAMPLE', 'SET', 'HELLO', 'STRING'), ('SAMPLE', 'SET', 'STRING', 'HELLO'), ('STRING', 'HELLO', 'SAMPLE', 'SET'), ('STRING', 'HELLO', 'SET', 'SAMPLE'), ('STRING', 'SAMPLE', 'HELLO', 'SET'), ('STRING', 'SAMPLE', 'SET', 'HELLO'), ('STRING', 'SET', 'HELLO', 'SAMPLE'), ('STRING', 'SET', 'SAMPLE', 'HELLO'), ('SET', 'HELLO', 'SAMPLE', 'STRING'), ('SET', 'HELLO', 'STRING', 'SAMPLE'), ('SET', 'SAMPLE', 'HELLO', 'STRING'), ('SET', 'SAMPLE', 'STRING', 'HELLO'), ('SET', 'STRING', 'HELLO', 'SAMPLE'), ('SET', 'STRING', 'SAMPLE', 'HELLO')]

Upvotes: 1

Views: 59

Answers (1)

Mark
Mark

Reputation: 92440

You need to join() each of the permutations. You can do that with a simple comprehension like:

from itertools import permutations

strings = ['HELLO', 'SAMPLE', 'STRING', 'SET']

results = [" ".join(s) for s in permutations(strings)]

results:

['HELLO SAMPLE STRING SET',
 'HELLO SAMPLE SET STRING',
 'HELLO STRING SAMPLE SET',
 'HELLO STRING SET SAMPLE',
 'HELLO SET SAMPLE STRING',
 ...
 'SET STRING SAMPLE HELLO']

Upvotes: 2

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