Python | Remove tuple from list of tuples if not containing any character
Given a list of tuples, the task is to remove all those tuples which do not contain any character value.
Example:
Input: [(', ', 12), ('...', 55), ('-Geek', 115), ('Geeksfor', 115),] Output: [('-Geek', 115), ('Geeksfor', 115)]
Method #1 : Using list comprehension
# Python code to remove all those # elements from list of tuple # which does not contains any alphabet. # List initialization List = [( ', ' , 12 ), ( 'Paras' , 5 ), ( 'jain.' , 11 ), ( '...' , 55 ), ( '-Geek' , 115 ), ( 'Geeksfor' , 115 ), ( ':' , 63 ), ( 'Data' , 3 ), ( '-' , 15 ), ( 'Structure' , 32 ), ( 'Algo' , 80 ),] # Using list comprehension out = [(a, b) for a, b in List if any (c.isalpha() for c in a)] # Printing output print (out) |
Output:
[(‘Paras’, 5), (‘jain.’, 11), (‘-Geek’, 115), (‘Geeksfor’, 115), (‘Data’, 3), (‘Structure’, 32), (‘Algo’, 80)]
Method #2 : Using Regex
# Python code to remove all those # elements from list of tuple # which does not contains any alphabet. # List initialization List = [( ', ' , 12 ), ( 'Paras' , 5 ), ( 'jain.' , 11 ), ( '...' , 55 ), ( '-Geek' , 115 ), ( 'Geeksfor' , 115 ), ( ':' , 63 ), ( 'Data' , 3 ), ( '-' , 15 ), ( 'Structure' , 32 ), ( 'Algo' , 80 ),] # Importing import re # Using regex out = [t for t in List if re.search(r '\w' , t[ 0 ])] # Printing output print (out) |
Output:
[(‘Paras’, 5), (‘jain.’, 11), (‘-Geek’, 115), (‘Geeksfor’, 115), (‘Data’, 3), (‘Structure’, 32), (‘Algo’, 80)]
Method 3 : Using Filter and lambda
# Python code to remove all those # elements from list of tuple # which does not contains any alphabet. # List initialization List = [( ', ' , 12 ), ( 'Paras' , 5 ), ( 'jain.' , 11 ), ( '...' , 55 ), ( '-Geek' , 115 ), ( 'Geeksfor' , 115 ), ( ':' , 63 ), ( 'Data' , 3 ), ( '-' , 15 ), ( 'Structure' , 32 ), ( 'Algo' , 80 ),] # Using filter out = filter ( lambda x: any (c.isalpha() for c in x[ 0 ]), List ) # Converting in list out = list (out) # Printing output print (out) |
Output:
[(‘Paras’, 5), (‘jain.’, 11), (‘-Geek’, 115), (‘Geeksfor’, 115), (‘Data’, 3), (‘Structure’, 32), (‘Algo’, 80)]
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