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How do you make an arrey out of this list?
for X, H in zip(xarrey,harrey):
print "%.2f %.5f" % (X,H)
for X, H in zip(xarrey,harrey):
print "%.2f %.5f" % (X,H)
An array is a data structure that stores a collection of elements of the same type. In Python, arrays are implemented using the built-in "array" module. Arrays are used to efficiently store and manipulate large amounts of data.
A zipped list in Python is a list that combines multiple lists into a single list of tuples. The "zip" function in Python takes in two or more lists and returns an iterator of tuples, where each tuple contains elements from all the lists. This is useful for creating data structures that store related data together.
To create an array from a zipped list in Python, you can use the "array" module and the "zip" function. First, import the array module. Then, use the "zip" function to combine the lists and pass the result to the "array" function. This will create an array of tuples, where each tuple contains elements from the zipped lists.
Yes, you can unzip a zipped list in Python using the "zip" function. Simply pass the zipped list to the "zip" function again and use the "list" function to convert the iterator into a list. This will return the original lists that were zipped together.
Zipped lists are useful in situations where you need to store related data together. For example, you can use zipped lists to store data from a CSV file, where each list represents a column of data. Zipped lists are also helpful when working with large amounts of data, as they can improve the efficiency of your code.