I just started learning python, And got stuck in this question:
I have this list :
data = [
['Grinning', 2.26, 1.02, 87.3],
['Beaming', 19.1, 1.69, 150.0],
['ROFL', 25.6, 0.774, 0.0],
['Tears of Joy', 233.0, 7.31, 2270.0],
['Winking', 15.2, 2.36, 264.0],
['Happy', 22.7, 4.26, 565.0],
['Heart Eyes', 64.6, 11.2, 834.0],
['Kissing', 87.5, 5.13, 432.0],
['Thinking', 6.81, 0.636, 0.0],
['Unamused', 6.0, 0.236, 478.0],
['Sunglasses', 4.72, 3.93, 198.0],
['Loudly Crying', 24.7, 1.35, 654.0],
['Kiss Mark', 21.7, 2.87, 98.7],
['Two Hearts', 10.0, 5.69, 445.0],
['Heart', 118.0, 26.0, 1080.0],
['Heart Suit', 3.31, 1.82, 697.0],
['Thumbs Up', 23.1, 3.75, 227.0],
['Shrugging', 1.74, 0.11, 0.0],
['Fire', 4.5, 2.49, 150.0],
['Recycle', 0.0333, 0.056, 932.0]
]
I need to sum up each row of numbers, for example:
"Grinning" sum = 2.26 + 1.02 + 87.3
I tried a lot of ways to get only the row numbers But didn't found a way that would work correctly and will not sum up all of the columns
I tried this also:
totalemoji = 0
for i in range(len(data)):
for i in range(1, 3):
totalemoji += data[1][i] + data[1][i] + data[1][i]
print(totalemoji)
but it prints a number that I don't even recognize...
I would appreciate if someone can explain how to sum each row numbers
Option 1: Without sum as Requested
d = {}
for current_sub_list in data:
current_list_sum = 0
for j in range(1, len(current_sub_list)):
current_list_sum += current_sub_list[j]
d[current_sub_list[0]] = current_list_sum
print(d)
Option 2:
d = {}
for x in data:
d[x[0]] = sum(x[1:])
print(d)