flit wrote:
Hello All,
I will appreciate the help from the more skillfull pythonistas..
I have a small app that generates a sequence like
00341
01741
03254
Consider using a dict with sorted tuple keys, eg
d = {}
for seq in ['00341','01741','03254']:
ky = list(seq)
ky.sort()
d[tuple(ky)] = None
then d.keys() are the unique combinations.
HTH,
Emile
This values I am putting in a list.
So I have a list = [00341,01741,03254]
after the programs find the sequence 03401 this sequence is "new" so
it appends on the list. But I want to avoid that as the values are
already on the first sequence of the list (00341).
If I try to use a "in" statement it will give false. as 00341 is
different from 00341 (but for my goal not..)
How can I check against this list and avoid to put "different"
sequences but same values?
as 34100 --> dont append on the list
14300 ---> dont append on the list
05321 --> append to the list.
Am I doing some conceptual error using lists?
There is a better approach?
Thanks
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