A function is defined to perform some calculation (in this example, it's to sum). The calculated result is to be put into bins (of each 10 as an interval, such as <10, 10-19, 20-29 etc).
What is the smart way to do so? Thank you.
I have a dump way, which created a dictionary to list all the possible calculated results and their bins:
def total(iterable):
dict = {36: '30 - 40' , 6 : '< 10'}
total = dict[sum(iterable)]
return total
candidates = [[11,12,13],[1,2,3]]
for iterable in candidates:
output = str(total(iterable))
print (output)
CodePudding user response:
Using a dict will not be feasible, since you possibly cannot have all the options over there, here is how you can do it
candidates = [[11,12,13], [1,2,3]]
for iterable in candidates:
sum1 = sum(iterable)
start_bin = int(sum1/10) * 10
end_bin = start_bin 10
print('{} - {}'.format(start_bin, end_bin))
You can also make variations in the size of bin by changing how the values are multiplied and divided