I know that print itemSets
(where itemSets
is a List) will automatically print the contents of the List in Python. I have a List of a class where each instance of the class has a List that I want to print along with another value in one line. For example, if my code was currently:
for i, d in enumerate(database):
print d.itemSets
Is there a built in way to print i
(or another value) along with the List ( itemSets
)? Instead of the output:
[{'48': 0}]
[{'46': 0}, {'40': 0}]
[{'40': 0}]
I would want something like:
0 -> [{'48': 0}]
1 -> [{'46': 0}, {'40': 0}]
2 -> [{'40': 0}]
The ->
is a meaningless string, it is just there so that I can read the output easily
You'd just include the index, which you've already saved to i
:
for i, d in enumerate(database):
print i, '->', d.itemSets
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