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Delete matching items of list

so i am trying to match the elements of out_list with the main_list second index values and if they match , i want to delete that certain label. Like in out list we have one label “sleeveless” so I want it deleted wherever it is in the 2nd index of main list. For example after eradication of matching words from

Appending item on same index

I have these indexes: [3,1,1,2] which shows position for every element in the first list And I need to append these items to that corresponding indexes: to list, to be like in this particular order, so after the item is inserted on the index and the next item is again pointing to the same position, the first added moves to

Sort list of dictionaries with inconsistent keys

I want to sort a list of dictionaries. The problem is that key in the dictionaries are not same, but every dictionary will have only one item for sure. For example, [{‘foo’:39}, {‘bar’:7}, {‘spam’:35}, {‘buzz’:4}] Here, key is the name of the person and value is the age. I want result as [{‘buzz’: 4}, {‘bar’: 7}, {‘spam’: 35}, {‘foo’: 39}]

Sum a list of string based on rule

I have a huge python list as the following example: I would like to join this information in this formatting: I have tried this code But it was not good, since I have something like: Do you have any idea how can I perform this task? Answer You can use itertools.groupby: It groups the items by whether each item starts

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