x='2013:02:01'
y,m,d=x.split(':')
Produces y,m,d as strings. But how do I produce them as ints using only 1 line
Failed:
y,m,d=int(y.split(':'))
y,m,d=int(y),int(m),int(d)=y.split(':')
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4 Answers
y, m, d = map(int, x.split(':'))
map applies the function to each of the elements in the iterable. In this case it will apply int to each of the values returned by split and give you the result.
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zhangxaochen
beat me by 3 seconds ;)
Use a list comprehension:
[ int(token) for token in y.split(':') ]
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You can use list comprehensions:
y,m,d = [int(n) for n in x.split(':')]
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Using list comprehension will do the trick:
>>> x='2013:02:01'
>>> y,m,d=[int(n) for n in x.split(':')]
>>> y
2013
>>> d
1
>>> m
2
