I have the following list:
l = ['50%','12.5%','6.25%','25%']
Which I would like to sort in the following order:
['6.25%','12.5%','25%','50%']
Using l.sort() yields:
['12.5%','25%','50%','6.25%']
Any cool tricks to sort these lists easily in Python?
You can sort with a custom key
b =['52.5%', '62.4%', '91.8%', '21.5%']
b.sort(key = lambda a: float(a[:-1]))
This resorts the set, but uses the numerical value as the key (ie chops of the '%' in the string and converts to float.
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