Python | Split a list that has a single integer

Loops | Python Methods and Functions | sin | split

Michael Zippo 18.07.2021

Examples :

  Input:  Input = [23]  Output:  Output = [2, 3]  Input:  Input = [15478]  Output:  Output = [1, 5, 4, 7, 8]

Method # 1: Using cards

# Python code to split a list containing a single integer

# Initialization list

input = [ 200 ]

# Using the map

output = list ( m ap ( int , str ( input [ 0 ])))

# Printout

print (output)

Exit:

 [2, 0, 0]

Method # 2: Using List Comprehension

# Python code to split the list, containing one integer

# Initialization list

input = [ 231 ]

# Using the comprehension list

output = [ int (x) if x.isdigit () else x

for z in input for x in str (z)]

# Printout

print ( output)

Exit:

 [ 2, 3, 1]

Method # 3: Using Loops

       # Python code to split the list containing one integer  
   
  # Initialization list  
   input   =   [  987  ] 
    
  # Convert to int  
   input   =   int   (  input   [  0  ]) 
    
  # Initialize the output list  
   output   =   [] 
   
   while   input  "   0  : 
     rem   =   input  %   10  
    input   =   int   (  input   /   10  ) 
    output.append (re m) 
   
  # Printout  
   print   (output)