pythonic way to check if any elements of a list is present in a set

Question

Trying to find a way to check the following:

approved_countries = ['Germany', 'France']

We have 5 sets:

{'Germany'}
{'Germany', 'France'}
{'Germany', 'France'}
{'Germany'}
{'Germany', 'Italy'}

I need to iterate through the sets and flag the sets that have a country which is not present in the list of approved countries.

So in this case I would need to flag the set that contains Italy.

What would be the most pythonic way of achieving this?

Answer 1

for index,row in enumerate(dataset):
    if any([i not in approved_countries for i in row)):
        print("Row {} is bad".format(index))