Python Essentials: MUST knows about the zip() function! #python #programming

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[poorvaarora]

Really good tips for beginners! Keep them coming

[nigh_anxiety]

There is also itertools.zip_longest(args*, fillvalue=None), which will always include all elements of all of the provided iterables. Any missing values get the fillvalue.

[Eurotool]

Tip, make the editor's text bigger for mobile users. Lots of wasted space currently.

[codeaffinitydev]

How often do you find yourself using the zip function!?

Also, something to note: the "strict" argument is only available in Python 3.10 onwards.

[luciejwang]

Love this content and your video style! Can’t wait for more

[k.chriscaldwell]

Other output types:

l_Names = ["Jack", "Jill", "Steve"]
l_Ages = [61, 35, 42]

print( list(zip(l_Names, l_Ages)) ) # [('Jack', 61), ('Jill', 35), ('Steve', 42)]

print( [list(x) for x in zip(l_Names, l_Ages)] ) # [['Jack', 61], ['Jill', 35], ['Steve', 42]]
print( list(map(list, zip(l_Names, l_Ages))) ) # [['Jack', 61], ['Jill', 35], ['Steve', 42]]

print( dict((x, y) for x, y in zip(l_Names, l_Ages)) ) # {'Jack': 61, 'Jill': 35, 'Steve': 42}
print( dict(zip(l_Names, l_Ages)) ) # {'Jack': 61, 'Jill': 35, 'Steve': 42}

[lhcyt]

why not use a dict or a class in a list

[MAShams]

Can u create a playlist for your videos?

[thrice]

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