Dynamically change values in a Python list?

Question

I want to dynamically change values in a list.

Right now, I have:

sectors = ['MSCI ACWI/CONSUMER DISCR', 'MSCI ACWI/CONSUMER STAPLES', 'MSCI ACWI/ENERGY', 'MSCI ACWI/FINANCIALS', 'MSCI ACWI/HEALTH CARE', 'MSCI ACWI/INDUSTRIALS', 'MSCI ACWI/INFORMATION TECH', 'MSCI ACWI/MATERIALS', 'MSCI ACWI/METALS & MINING', 'MSCI ACWI/TELECOM SVC','MSCI ACWI/UTILITIES']
regions = ['MSCI NORTH AMERICA', 'MSCI EUROPE', 'MSCI PACIFIC', 'MSCI EM LATIN AMERICA', 'MSCI EM EUROPE', 'MSCI EM ASIA']

Now, I want to create new lists derived from regions and sectors such that I have something like:

regions_CONSUMER DISCR = ['MSCI NORTH AMERICA/CONSUMER DISCR', 'MSCI EUROPE/CONSUMER DISCR', 'MSCI PACIFIC/CONSUMER DISCR', 'MSCI EM LATIN AMERICA/CONSUMER DISCR', 'MSCI EM EUROPE/CONSUMER DISCR', 'MSCI EM ASIA/CONSUMER DISCR']
regions_CONSUMER STAPLES = ['MSCI NORTH AMERICA/CONSUMER STAPLES', 'MSCI EUROPE/CONSUMER STAPLES', 'MSCI PACIFIC/CONSUMER STAPLES', 'MSCI EM LATIN AMERICA/CONSUMER STAPLES', 'MSCI EM EUROPE/CONSUMER STAPLES', 'MSCI EM ASIA/CONSUMER STAPLES']

How can I achieve this?

Sushant · Accepted Answer · 2018-07-13 12:24:48Z

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Try this -

regions_CONSUMER_DISCR = [x+'/CONSUMER DISCR' for x in regions]
regions_CONSUMER_STAPLES = [x+'/CONSUMER STAPLES' for x in regions]

answered Jul 13, 2018 at 12:24

Sushant

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