Comparison of 2 lists in Python

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question@mail.ru · 01.01.1970 03:00

Comparison of 2 lists in Python

Hello, there are two lists

anti = [ 'Red' , '"blue' , 'green' , 'White' ] word = [ '' red ', 'White' ]

you need to compare two lists and the matching elements to bring to a separate list, say, result. Such a question has already been, but I can’t understand how to get the same elements.

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answer@mail.ru · 01.01.1970 03:00

All the same, Python is dynamic and expressive. This is not taken away from him.

there are some.

here is your single-bedroom:

  Result =  LIST  ( set  (ANS) & amp;  set  (Word))

   This will be intersected DATA-HIGHLIGHTED = ""> [, ' 'White' ]     
 if you need a list of unique elements in the combination of two lists: 
    [ '' "red ', ' 'White' ,  'green' ,  'Blue' ] result =  list  ( set  (ANS + Word))  
     
  
    [ 'green' ,  '"" "blue' ] result =  list  ( set  (Ans) ^  set  (Word)) r     the usual difference (many from  aus  not included in  Word ): 
    [ '' green ',  'Blue' ] result =  line  ( set  (ANS) -  set  (word))      option that preserves a smaller number of types of types: 
    set  (word) result = [x  for  x  in  ans  if  x  in  in  sbuf)]

Comparison of 2 lists in Python

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