Example I have these list
bersarang=[['Cerah','Tinggi','Lemah','Iya'],['Cerah','Tinggi','Kuat','Iya'],['Mendung','Tinggi','Lemah','Tidak'],['Hujan','Tinggi','Lemah','Iya'],['Hujan','Normal','Lemah','Iya'],['Hujan','Normal','Kuat','Tidak'],['Mendung','Normal','Kuat','Iya']]
then I want to count 'Cerah' and 'Iya' to an integer variable, the answer of these count should be 2. is it possible to get the count? I tried with count but its only count 1 item.
Failed Solution of mine:
bersarang.count('Cerah' and 'Iya')
You can use a for
loop:
Code Explantation:
count = 0
setting count
to 0
for sub_l in l:
iterating through the l
if set(elems).issubset(sub_l): count += 1
add 1 to count
if elems
are in the sublist (sub_l
)
return count
returning the count
variable
Code:
def count_elems(elems, l):
count = 0
for sub_l in l:
if set(elems).issubset(sub_l):
count += 1
return count
print(count_elems(['Iya', 'Cerah'], [['Cerah', 'Tinggi', 'Lemah', 'Iya'], ['Cerah', 'Tinggi', 'Kuat', 'Iya'], ['Mendung', 'Tinggi', 'Lemah', 'Tidak'], ['Hujan', 'Tinggi', 'Lemah', 'Iya'],
['Hujan', 'Normal', 'Lemah', 'Iya'], ['Hujan', 'Normal', 'Kuat', 'Tidak'],
['Mendung', 'Normal', 'Kuat', 'Iya']]))