List Comprehansions with Conditions

List comprehensions allow you to filter and process elements efficiently. The syntax:

This syntax helps you create a new list by including only elements that meet a specified condition.

Example: Filtering Cities by Country Using a Traditional for Loop


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travel_wishlist = [
    ["Paris", "France", 2000],
    ["Tokyo", "Japan", 3000],
    ["New York", "USA", 2500],
    ["Kyoto", "Japan", 1500],
    ["Sydney", "Australia", 4000]
]

japanese_cities = []
for city in travel_wishlist:
    if city[1] == "Japan":
        japanese_cities.append(city[0])

print(japanese_cities)  # Output: ['Tokyo', 'Kyoto']

Description:

This code uses a for loop and an if condition to iterate through travel_wishlist and check if the country is "Japan". If the condition is true, the city name is added to japanese_cities.

Example: Filtering Cities by Country Using List Comprehension


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travel_wishlist = [
    ["Paris", "France", 2000],
    ["Tokyo", "Japan", 3000],
    ["New York", "USA", 2500],
    ["Kyoto", "Japan", 1500],
    ["Sydney", "Australia", 4000]
]

japanese_cities = [city[0] for city in travel_wishlist if city[1] == "Japan"]
print(japanese_cities)  # Output: ['Tokyo', 'Kyoto']

Description:

This example achieves the same result as the previous one but in a more concise way. The list comprehension extracts city names where the country is "Japan" in a single line of code.

Task

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Create a new list that contains the names of the cities from your travel_wishlist, but only if the estimated cost is less than $2500. Use a list comprehension.

Solution

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List Comprehansions with Conditions

List comprehensions allow you to filter and process elements efficiently. The syntax:

This syntax helps you create a new list by including only elements that meet a specified condition.

Example: Filtering Cities by Country Using a Traditional for Loop


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travel_wishlist = [
    ["Paris", "France", 2000],
    ["Tokyo", "Japan", 3000],
    ["New York", "USA", 2500],
    ["Kyoto", "Japan", 1500],
    ["Sydney", "Australia", 4000]
]

japanese_cities = []
for city in travel_wishlist:
    if city[1] == "Japan":
        japanese_cities.append(city[0])

print(japanese_cities)  # Output: ['Tokyo', 'Kyoto']

Description:

This code uses a for loop and an if condition to iterate through travel_wishlist and check if the country is "Japan". If the condition is true, the city name is added to japanese_cities.

Example: Filtering Cities by Country Using List Comprehension


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travel_wishlist = [
    ["Paris", "France", 2000],
    ["Tokyo", "Japan", 3000],
    ["New York", "USA", 2500],
    ["Kyoto", "Japan", 1500],
    ["Sydney", "Australia", 4000]
]

japanese_cities = [city[0] for city in travel_wishlist if city[1] == "Japan"]
print(japanese_cities)  # Output: ['Tokyo', 'Kyoto']

Description:

This example achieves the same result as the previous one but in a more concise way. The list comprehension extracts city names where the country is "Japan" in a single line of code.

Task

Swipe to begin your solution

Create a new list that contains the names of the cities from your travel_wishlist, but only if the estimated cost is less than $2500. Use a list comprehension.

Solution

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Everything was clear?

Thanks for your feedback!

Section 4. Chapter 2

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below