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I have this:
l=['Car 8', 'Bike 5', 'Train 10']
and I’d like to have something like this:
[('Car','8'), ('Bike','5'), ('Train','10')]
How could I turn a list of strings into something like a list of string tuples?
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Using list comprehensions can do:
>>> [tuple(x.split(' ')) for x in l]
>>> [('Car', '8'), ('Bike', '5'), ('Train', '10')]
Every element is made split with space and on the result of split, which is a list, is built the tuple using tuple.
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Jose, there is the possibility of there being white spaces in the text, something like
'Other Bike 5'?– Woss