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Appending inside elements of lists, in an exact location - nhan826 - Oct-23-2018
In Python, how would I append to an element inside a list in a particular location? Ex.) if I have the list ['*4','*3','*2','*1'] and I want to add the elements [a,b, c] in a cycle, in between. So the result would be ['*a4', '*b3', '*c2', '*a1'].
RE: Appending inside elements of lists, in an exact location - micseydel - Oct-23-2018
Given that you have two lists, you can use zip to iterate over them in parallel, and then you can concatenate in a loop. e.g.
first = "123"
second = "abc"
for num, letter in zip(first, second):
print(num + letter)