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jarxinho
jarxinho

Reputation: 13

Merge two lists of tuples. Desired list of tuples with two elements

I have two lists of tuples:

result = [(10002,), (10003,), (10004,), (10005,)...]

result1 = [('PL42222941176247135539240187',), ('PL81786645034401957047621964',), ('PL61827884040081351674977449',)...]

I want merge lists.

DESIRED OUPUT:

joined_result = [('PL42222941176247135539240187', 10002,), ('PL81786645034401957047621964', 10003,),('PL61827884040081351674977449', 10004,)...]

I think about zip, but is litte wrong. [(('PL42222941176247135539240187',), (10002,)), (('PL81786645034401957047621964',), (10003,)), (('PL61827884040081351674977449',), (10004,))...]

How get desired output?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 135

Answers (3)

Xyndra
Xyndra

Reputation: 118

Use:

result = [(10002,), (10003,), (10004,)]

result1 = [('PL42222941176247135539240187',), ('PL81786645034401957047621964',), ('PL61827884040081351674977449',)]

newResult = []

for i in range(len(result)):
    result1[i] += result[i]
    newResult.append(result1[i])

Warning!: it will break result1, so do result2 = result1 somewhere before the loop

Upvotes: 0

JeB
JeB

Reputation: 147

It seems zip fails because you have a list of tuples not only a list. In fact it creates a list of tuples of tuples. Convert your list of tuples before passing in zip:

result = [x[0] for x in result]
result1 = [x[0] for x in result1]

joined_result = list(zip(result1, result))

or in one line:

joined_result = list(zip([x[0] for x in result1],[x[0] for x in result]))

Upvotes: 0

kaya3
kaya3

Reputation: 51152

Just destructure the single-element tuples when you iterate using zip:

joined_result = [(x, y) for ((x,), (y,)) in zip(result1, result)]

Upvotes: 2

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