For a list of lists ['"fo"', '"ba"', '1','2','ect.','"fo"', '"ba"','ect.','57','"trip"'] , what's the cleanest way to get all the indices for '"fo"' when '"fo"','"ba"' appear together in the list. in Python?
Similar to one edited for 1 item answered Dec 30'14 at 21:03 and Edited Jul 28 at 21:30 by MrWonderful
For a list ["foo", "bar", "baz"] and an item in the list "bar", what's the cleanest way to get its index (1) in Python?
If you're looking for '"fo"' immediately followed by '"ba"', something like
import itertools
l = ['"fo"', '"ba"', '1','2','ect.','"fo"', '"ba"','ect.','57','"trip"']
print([i for i, x in enumerate(zip(l, itertools.islice(l, 1, None))) if x == ('"fo"', '"ba"')])