[Tutor] How to convert a list to tuple

[Srinivas Iyyer]

Thanks.  It works. 

Thanks for simplifying it in list comprehension. 

Srini

--- Liam Clarke-Hutchinson
<Liam.Clarke-Hutchinson at business.govt.nz> wrote:

> Does this work? (I can't check)
> 
> listX = ['933\t957', '955\t979', '969\t993',
> '1025\t1049', '1052\t1076',
> '1098\t1122', '1136\t1160', '1298\t1322',
> '1406\t1430', '1422\t1446',
> '1471\t1495']
> 
> listY = [ tuple(item.split("\t")) for item in listX]
> tupleY = tuple(listY)
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> On Behalf Of Srinivas
> Iyyer
> Sent: Thursday, 17 November 2005 9:59 a.m.
> To: tutor at python.org
> Subject: [Tutor] How to convert a list to tuple
> 
> 
> Dear all, 
>  Pardon me for asking a simple question.  Sometimes
> brain gets blank and compells me to seek help from
> tutors. 
> 
> I have a list :
> >>>prcor
> ['933\t957', '955\t979', '969\t993', '1025\t1049',
> '1052\t1076',
> '1098\t1122', '1136\t1160', '1298\t1322',
> '1406\t1430', '1422\t1446',
> '1471\t1495']
> >>> prc = ()
> >>>for line in prcor:
> 	cols = line.split('\t')
> 	(x,y) = (int(cols[0]),int(cols[1]))
> 	prc = (x,y)
> >>>prc
> (1471, 1495)
> 
> Because the resulting element is a tuple, append is
> not working. 
> 
> How can I push all these elements in this list:
> ['933\t957', '955\t979', '969\t993', '1025\t1049',
> '1052\t1076',
> '1098\t1122', '1136\t1160', '1298\t1322',
> '1406\t1430', '1422\t1446',
> '1471\t1495']
> 
> into a a big tuple :
> 
>
((933,957),(955,979),(969,993),(1025,1049),(1052,1076),(1098,1122),(1136,116
> 0),
> (1298,1322),(1406,1430),(1422,1446),(1471,1495))
> 
> 
> Thank you. 
> 
> 
> 
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