Question

Python 3 : Nested Comprehension

Is someone capable of building a comprehension to return an integer of all the lengths of the strings within the string, like this one below?

Example_List ['Example_A','Example_B', 'Example_C'] Example_Count 0 for Example_Element in Example_List: for Example Token in Example Element: Example_Count 1 # sum of all lengths within list print(Example_Count)

Answer 1

def comphehensive(Example_List):

#Example_List=['Example_A','Example_B','Example_C',"Example"]#it is the list contains list elements

    Example_Count=[]#it is an empty list

    Example_Count=[len(Example_Element) for Example_Element in Example_List]##this is the comprehensive nesting which appens the len of each list_element to the Example_Count

    return sum(Example_Count)#it prints the sum of Example_Count list

def sive (Example List): #Example-List-['Example-A','Example-B','Example-C", "Example"Ht is the list contains list elements Example Count-]#it is an empty list Example Count- len Example-Element for Example Element in Example List #this is the comprehensive nesting which appens the len of each list element to the Example Count return 3um (Example Count)#1t of Example-Count list prints the sum

>>>comphehensive (['Example A', 'Example B','Example C','hi', 'welcome'1) 36 >>>comphehensive (['hi,how','are,'you?'1 12