Question

Python: How can I make a lists of three different lists?

list1 = [('Skittles', '660000'), ("Hershey's Mini Chocolate Candy", '66000'), ("Reese's Peanut Butter Cups", '104940'), ('Sour Patch Kids', '105897'), ("Reese's Peanut Butter Cups", '91740'), ('Swedish Fish', '148731')]

list2 = [('Snickers', '543529'), ('Candy Corn', '40173'), ("M&M's", '86689'), ('Salt Water Taffy', '67389'), ("M&M's", '51374'), ('Hershey Kisses', '88136')]

list3 = [("Reese's Peanut Butter Cups", '194117'), ('Tootsie Pops', '34434'), ('Candy Corn', '41063'), ("M&M's", '24067'), ('Tootsie Pops', '36696'), ('Lemonheads', '38559')]

I want a list that will be [[list1, list2, list3] , [list1, list2, list3] ...]

ex: [[('Skittles', '660000'), ('Snickers', '543529'), ("Reese's Peanut Butter Cups", '194117')] , [("Hershey's Mini Chocolate Candy", '66000'), ('Candy Corn', '40173'), ('Tootsie Pops', '34434')], etc.]

Answer 1

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Code:

list1 = [('Skittles', '660000'), ("Hershey's Mini Chocolate Candy", '66000'), ("Reese's Peanut Butter Cups", '104940'), ('Sour Patch Kids', '105897'), ("Reese's Peanut Butter Cups", '91740'), ('Swedish Fish', '148731')]

list2 = [('Snickers', '543529'), ('Candy Corn', '40173'), ("M&M's", '86689'), ('Salt Water Taffy', '67389'), ("M&M's", '51374'), ('Hershey Kisses', '88136')]

list3 = [("Reese's Peanut Butter Cups", '194117'), ('Tootsie Pops', '34434'), ('Candy Corn', '41063'), ("M&M's", '24067'), ('Tootsie Pops', '36696'), ('Lemonheads', '38559')]

# Taking result list

l=[]

# zip function is used to give list of tuple of tuples combining lists

for i in (zip(list1,list2,list3)):

  # Apending list of tuples to l list

  l.append(list(i))

print(l)