For e.g the variable is a boolean : char_check = False
For e.g the string is "python i$ cool_123"(the string can vary depending on the input)
And the list is "[$, &, #, @,1,2,3]
If the string contains at least two elements from the list then char_check = True. But i only know how to check if a string contains one item from a list using the any() function, not 2 or multiple items in a list.
Any help or solutions will Be appreciated thank you
I tried using the any(function) but it only checks if a string contains at least one item not 2 or more
Tl:dr A string inputted should have at least two elements from a list
CodePudding user response:
This is a possible solution:
def check_chars(s, lst):
return len(set(s) & set(lst)) >= 2
Examples:
>>> check_chars("abc", ["a", "d"])
False
>>> check_chars("abc", ["a", "c"])
True
Another option:
def check_chars(s, lst):
it = iter(s)
return any(c in lst for c in it) and any(c in lst for c in it)
CodePudding user response:
def func(string,lst):
count=0
for i in string:
if i in lst:
count =1
if count>=2:
return True
else:
return False
lst=['$', '&', '#', '@', '1', '2', '3']
string=input("Enter the sting:")
print(func(string,lst))
Hope it helped..