Thanks Kent, I liked the generator solution (I knew there had to be
something like that).
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Subject: Re: [Tutor] Summing part of a list
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To expand on my original posting, I came up with this code which works ok :
count_country_aggregated = [cc for cc in count_country if cc[1]>3]
count_country_aggregated.append(('OTHER',sum([cc[1] for cc in count_country
if cc[1]<=3])))
But it uses 2 list comprehensions (therefore 2 passes of the o
Matthew Webber wrote:
> I have a list that looks a bit like this -
>
> [(u'gbr', 30505), (u'fra', 476), (u'ita', 364), (u'ger', 299),
> (u'fin', 6), (u'ven', 6), (u'chi', 3), (u'hun', 3), (u'mar', 3),
> (u'lux', 2), (u'smo', 2), (u'tch', 2), (u'aho', 1), (u'ber', 1)]
>
> The list items are tuples
Matthew Webber wrote:
> I have a list that looks a bit like this -
>
> [(u'gbr', 30505), (u'fra', 476), (u'ita', 364), (u'ger', 299),
> (u'fin', 6), (u'ven', 6), (u'chi', 3), (u'hun', 3), (u'mar', 3),
> (u'lux', 2), (u'smo', 2), (u'tch', 2), (u'aho', 1), (u'ber', 1)]
>
> The list items are tuple
