Question

Write a function rm_multiple() that takes two parameters as input (a list of strings, and a list of strings to remove from the list) and returns a new list with the items removed.

# Define function in this cell
def rm_multiple(strings,remove_list):
l = [10,20,40,50]

#use to delete an element in the list
for string in strings:
strings= l
if string not in remove_list:
lst.append(string)

# Edit the code here to call your function in this cell
items = [10,20,40,50]
to_remove = 20
filtered = rm_multiple(items,to_remove)
print(filtered)

Answer 1

<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<python code: method 1:>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

def rm_multiple(strings,remove_list):
   """ use to delete an element in the list """
   lst=[]

   for string in strings:
       if string in remove_list:
           pass
       else:
           lst.append(string)
   return lst

items = [10,20,40,50]
#use list not int object
to_remove = [20]
filtered = rm_multiple(items,to_remove)
print(filtered)

<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<method 2 using list comprehension>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

python code

def rm_multiple(strings,remove_list):
   """ use to delete an element in the list """
   return [i for i in strings if i not in remove_list]

items = [10,20,40,50]
#use list not int object
to_remove = [20]
filtered = rm_multiple(items,to_remove)
print(filtered)

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