Is there a way to convert a list of strings to a list of ints in python?

Question

So I have the following multidimensional list:

[['50 60 70 60'], 
 ['100 90 87 90'], 
 ['30 65 50 50'], 
 ['58 50 74 43']]

Is there anyway I can convert the strings to a list of ints, such as:

[[50, 60, 70, 60], 
 [100, 90, 87, 90], 
 [30, 65, 50, 50], 
 [58, 50, 74, 43]]

Answer 1

You can use a nested list comprehension where in the outer loop, you iterate over the sublists and in the inner loop, you cast each element of the outcome of str.split to type int :

out = [[int(x) for x in lst[0].split()] for lst in lsts]

Output:

[[50, 60, 70, 60], [100, 90, 87, 90], [30, 65, 50, 50], [58, 50, 74, 43]]

Answer 2

This is one way to do it:

in_ = [['50 60 70 60'], 
 ['100 90 87 90'], 
 ['30 65 50 50'], 
 ['58 50 74 43']]

 out = []

 for list_ in in_:
     for nums in list_:
        buff = []
        buf = nums.split(' ')
        for num in buf:
            buff.append(int(num))
    out.append(buff)
    buff = []

print(out)

Answer 3

you can try 
> np.array[[50, 60, 70, 60], 
 [100, 90, 87, 90], 
 [30, 65, 50, 50], 
 [58, 50, 74, 43]]
which will convert str to array..