How to take a tuple of two equal-size lists from user input at a bash terminal from within a python script? Let's assume we want the program to register the fol
There might be a similar ask to this one in the past, however wasn't able to find the one that I was looking for, Input = [('Icecream', 'Vanilla'), ('Icecream'
I have a list of tuples. For example: L = [(334, 269, 461, 482), (182, 178, 307, 471),(336, 268, 466, 483), (183, 177, 304, 470)] The length of the list someti
i am trying to make a thing to store types in list. The best thing is to use a tuple. then to get the type i use tuple_element_t. But the problem is when append
I am trying but am unable to zip the following two lists in a particular way: list1 = [(1,2,3),(4,5,6),(7,8,9)] list2 = [10,11,12] zippedlist = [(1,2,3,10),(4,5
Given the following class structure in which we possess a number of different classes C#, each with unique data that is passed into a number of ledgers L<C#&
While implementing a compressed_tuple class for some project I'm working on, I ran into the following issue: I can't seem to pass instances of this type to std:
I'm trying to convert an sql query into tuple relational calculus, but there is a NOT EXIST that causes me to be stuck. SQL query: SELECT num FROM a a1, b b1
Problem Version is being expressed as string and compared at lot of places. But then "5.10" is less than "5.2" due to ASCII comparison Solution Change it to tu
I am looking to see how I can combine the results of one query into another expressed in TRC format. Question Retrieve the names of employees who make at least
I just started with python and very soon wondered if indexing a nested list with a tuple was possible. Something like: elements[(1,1)] One example where I want
I have a Scala function which passes message of type 'Any'. In most cases it will be a tuple of size 2. The function that receives this message needs to see the
I'm using the new tuple value types in .net 4.7. In this example I am trying to make a switch statement for one or more cases of a tuple: using System; namespa
I was wondering what would be a Pythonic way of sorting a list of tuples by two keys whereby sorting with one (and only one) key would be in a reverse order and
So, trying to create a function that takes a string input, and with that input, it counts all the instances of all characters to a dictionary (like {'a':5, 'b':