I want to find the element of a given index and the element near to it from a large python list like this:
list = ['askdjh', 'afgld', 'asf' ,'asd', '623gfash', 'fhd', 'hfdjs']
And I chose 'asd' :
number = 4
item near it = 623gfash
CodePudding user response:
Use
pos = my_list.index('asd')
nearest = my_list[pos 1]
Note pos is 3 for the 4th element as Python is 0- based. Note avoid using list for variables as this name has a special meaning in Python.
CodePudding user response:
Try below
ind=ls.index("asd")
if ind<len(ls)-1:
print(f"{ind}",ls.__getitem__(ind 1))
else:
print(f"{ind}", ls.__getitem__(ind - 1))
ind, will give you the index of the chosen obj, and using that index only you can fetch closest obj by adding or subtracting 1 from the "ind"
CodePudding user response:
You have to use list.index
if you want to find the actual index of the element given the element
I'm not sure what do you mean by the nearest element, please clarify that in your description if your intent was something else otherwise you can delete this question if you wish.
Also this is a duplicate question.
And note that you are rename the pythons list
function and the previous question is just doing ls[index /-1] there.