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Best form of iterating over a lsit of lists
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eventually you can use named tupe
 
from collections import namedtuple

Pet = namedtuple('Pet', ['name', 'animal', 'weight'])

pets = (Pet('Garfield', 'cat', 4), Pet('Pluto', 'dog', 10))
for mypet in pets:
    print(mypet)
    print('{} is a {} and its weight is {}'.format(*mypet))
    print(mypet.name, mypet.animal, mypet.weight)
Output:
Pet(name='Garfield', animal='cat', weight=4) Garfield is a cat and its weight is 4 Garfield cat 4 Pet(name='Pluto', animal='dog', weight=10) Pluto is a dog and its weight is 10 Pluto dog 10
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RE: Best form of iterating over a lsit of lists - by buran - Oct-15-2017, 09:48 PM

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