THis is how my code looks like:
site1 = ["breakfast", "view", "beach", "hospitality", "breakfast", "clean", "view"]
site2 = ["dinner", "view", "unfriendly", "pool", "clean", "pool"]
site1_no_dupes = []
for i in site1:
if i not in site1_no_dupes:
site1_no_dupes.append(i)
site2_no_dupes = []
for i in site2:
if i not in site2_no_dupes:
site2_no_dupes.append(i)
my_final_list = site1_no_dupes site2_no_dupes
actual_final_list = []
for i in my_final_list:
if i not in actual_final_list:
actual_final_list.append(i)
actual_final_list2 = sorted(actual_final_list)
actual_final_list3 = set(actual_final_list2)
print(actual_final_list3)
When I print it it comes out likes this
{'pool', 'unfriendly', 'breakfast', 'hospitality', 'clean', 'view', 'beach', 'dinner'}
But I want it like this:
{'beach', 'breakfast', 'clean', 'dinner', 'hospitality', 'pool', 'unfriendly','view'}
I am very close because if I remove the last line it comes out like this:
['beach', 'breakfast', 'clean', 'dinner', 'hospitality', 'pool', 'unfriendly', 'view']
So the only thing I need to do here is convert it to a set while keeping it in alphabetical order, anyone know what to do? Thanks in advance!
CodePudding user response:
You can do it just in one line by first sorting the list, and turning this into a set like this:
actual_final_list2 = set(sorted(actual_final_list))
print(actual_final_list2)
your output will be:
{'beach', 'clean', 'unfriendly', 'view', 'breakfast', 'hospitality', 'dinner', 'pool'}