[英]Modifying Output from collections.Counter using Python
I'm using the Python collections library to print out the most common character in a string and how many times it's repeated. 我正在使用Python集合库打印出字符串中最常见的字符以及重复的次数。
import collections
results = collections.Counter("this is fun")
listresults= results.most_common()
print listresults
this is what my result is : 这就是我的结果:
[(' ', 2), ('i', 2), ('s', 2), ('f', 1), ('h', 1), ('n', 1), ('u', 1), ('t', 1)]
which is not what I want. 这不是我想要的。 I want something like
我想要类似的东西
[(2,"i") (2, " "),...]
does anyone know how to produce the desired result? 有谁知道如何产生预期的结果?
You could try this: 你可以试试这个:
>>> from collections import Counter
>>> results = Counter("this is fun")
>>> r = results.most_common()
>>> what_i_want = [(y, x) for x, y in r]
>>> what_i_want
[(2, ' '), (2, 'i'), (2, 's'), (1, 'f'), (1, 'h'), (1, 'n'), (1, 'u'), (1, 't')]
I use a list comprehension because list comprehensions are often more efficient than using for
clauses and take up far less space. 我使用列表推导,因为列表推导通常比使用
for
子句更有效for
并占用更少的空间。 Per your comment below, though, a for
clause would look like what jamylak has suggested: 但是,根据下面的评论,
for
子句看起来像jamylak建议的那样:
>>> what_i_want = []
>>> for x, y in r:
what_i_want.append((y, x))
>>> what_i_want
[(2, ' '), (2, 'i'), (2, 's'), (1, 'f'), (1, 'h'), (1, 'n'), (1, 'u'), (1, 't')]
Another slightly less readable but still quite pythonic way: 另一个稍微不那么可读但仍然相当pythonic的方式:
import collections
results = collections.Counter("this is fun")
listresults= results.most_common()
print listresults
print zip(*reversed(zip(*listresults)))
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