Mar-02-2019, 10:48 PM
It's a built-in function, just like list, int, range, and input.
You could write a set of loops to do what I described: get a list of the first item in each list, a list of the second item in each list, a list of the third item in each list, and so on. But you would have to loop through the indexes of the list and the sub-lists, which wouldn't be very Pythonic.
You could write a set of loops to do what I described: get a list of the first item in each list, a list of the second item in each list, a list of the third item in each list, and so on. But you would have to loop through the indexes of the list and the sub-lists, which wouldn't be very Pythonic.
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