If our input was two numbers in a line. And these numbers were greater than 10. How can I make a list out of them by separating them properly? For example:
Input:10 20
X=List(input()):['1','0',' ','2','0']
But i want to be like this:
X=['10',' ','20']
Use str.split:
x = input().split()
print(x)
# ['10', '20']
I assume that you do not want the whitespace separator in between (that is, not ['10', ' ', '20']).
If you need to convert the strings to numeric type, use list comprehension:
x = [int(y) for y in input().split()]
print(x)
# [10, 20]
Then you can do numeric operations such as this, which results in a list with a single element, 20:
x = [y for y in x if y > 10]
print(x)
# [20]
Try something like this
from sys import argv
print ([int(_) for _ in list(argv[1].split(',')) if int(_) > 10])
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