Python:'list' object cannot be interpreted as an integer

Question

points 1 =[1219.5537056928035, [1318.8861439312564, 1214.6746106337268,
           1110.4630773361973, 1006.2515440386678, 902.0400107411383]]

For the above list, I want to create ordered pairs, by considering points 1[0] as X-axis and points 1[1] as Y-axis. example:

[(1219.553,1318.88),(1219.553,1214.674), (1219.553,1110.465)...................   

list(zip(itertools.repeat(points1[0],points1[1])))

I am trying using zip, but getting error:

'list' object cannot be interpreted as an integer 

Answer 1

You can use itertools.product here.

list(itertools.product([points1[0]],points1[1]))

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[(1219.5537056928035, 1318.8861439312564),
 (1219.5537056928035, 1214.6746106337268),
 (1219.5537056928035, 1110.4630773361973),
 (1219.5537056928035, 1006.2515440386678),
 (1219.5537056928035, 902.0400107411383)]

For the error you got. The signature of itertools.repeat is

itertools.repeat(object[, times])

Where times takes integers as an argument and you gave it a list.