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- How can I compare two lists in python and return matches
The question was interpreted in two different ways If the goal is to find all the elements that are common to both lists (regardless of where they appear in the list), that is a list intersection Otherwise, if the goal is to compare each pair of elements in the corresponding positions, then we simply iterate pairwise and check each pair Either way, there are better versions of the question
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See also: In Python, how do I find common words from two lists while preserving word order? (to keep the order) Python -Intersection of multiple lists? (for computing the intersection between >= 3 lists) Intersection of two lists including duplicates? (to keep the duplicate elements) python list edited Jan 6, 2023 at 0:57 Cody Gray ♦
- python find difference between two lists - Stack Overflow
You can convert the lists to sets and run the usual set operations such as difference or symmetric difference For example, set(b) - set(a) evaluates to set([7, 8, 9])
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If the two sequences contain the same number of elements, and each element in the first sequence is equal to the corresponding element in the second sequence (using the default equality comparer) then SequenceEqual() returns true Otherwise, false is returned Or if you don't care about elements order use Enumerable All method:
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What is the quickest (and least resource intensive) to compare two massive lists ( gt;50 000 items) and as a result have two lists like the ones below: items that show up in the first list but not
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I am using two foreach loops to compare the lists by TypeID to populate a third list Is there any other way using LINQ to compare these two lists via the TypeID?
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Be sure to think about what you should do in exceptional cases Can lists contain the same value twice? If so, if "dingo" is in both lists twice, does that count as two elements in common or only one?
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