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How to filter a list of tuples in Python

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tpl_lst = [('eee', 3),('aaa', 7),('ddd', 1),('bbb', 4),('ccc', 2),('fff', 6)]
 
tpl_lst = [tpl for tpl in tpl_lst if tpl[1] > 3]
 
print(tpl_lst)



'''
run:

[('aaa', 7), ('bbb', 4), ('fff', 6)]

'''

 



answered Jul 5, 2022 by avibootz

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