Let's say I have a list such as:
example_of_list = [[['aaaa'],['bbbb'],['cccc']], [['aabsd'],['fdwewd'],['dsfss']], [['sssss'],['ddddd'],['fffff']]]
And I want to check if my_list contains a substring
sub_sting = 'aaa'
So, In that case, this will give 'True' because I have 'aaaa' on the list as a sublist.
How to check this thing?
I already considered 'in' or 'str.contains', but it seems it doesn't give a proper response.
Here is a possible solution:
from itertools import chain
def contains(lst, substr):
return any(substr in s for s in chain(*chain(*lst)))
You can use the function in this way:
lst = [[['aaaa'], ['bbbb'], ['cccc']],
[['aabsd'], ['fdwewd'], ['dsfss']],
[['sssss'], ['ddddd'], ['fffff']]]
substr = "aaa"
print(contains(lst, substr)) # True