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How to remove tuples from a list of tuples if not containing any character in Python

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tpl_lst = [('x', 17), ('python', 18), ('.', 97), ('php', 6), ('*', 10), ('*.A.*', 3)] 
  
result = [(f, s) for f, s in tpl_lst if any(c.isalpha() for c in f)] 
  
print(result) 



'''
run:

[('x', 17), ('python', 18), ('php', 6), ('*.A.*', 3)]

'''

 



answered Dec 17, 2019 by avibootz
edited Dec 17, 2019 by avibootz
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import re 

tpl_lst = [('x', 17), ('python', 18), ('.', 97), ('php', 6), ('*', 10), ('*.A.*', 3)] 
  
result = [e for e in tpl_lst if re.search(r'\w', e[0])] 
  
print(result) 



'''
run:

[('x', 17), ('python', 18), ('php', 6), ('*.A.*', 3)]

'''

 



answered Dec 17, 2019 by avibootz
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