# lọc nguyên âm # viết bởi TipsMake.com def filterNguyenam(alphabet): nguyenam = ['a', 'e', 'i', 'o', 'u']
if(alphabet in nguyenam): return True else: return False
filterNguyenam = filter(filterNguyenam, alphabet)
print('Các nguyên âm được lọc là:') for nguyenam in filterNguyenam: print(nguyenam)
Run the program, the result is:
Các nguyên âm được lọc là: a e i o
Here, we list a list of letters and need to filter out vowels in it.
You can use a for loop to test each component in the list and store it to another list, but using Python the process will be easier and faster by using the filter method (). .
Example 2: filter () works without func.
# random list # viết bởi TipsMake.com randomList = [1, 'a', 0, False, True, '0']
filteredList = filter(None, randomList)
print('Các phần tử được lọc là:') for element in filteredList: print(element)
Run the program, the result is:
Các phần tử được lọc là: 1 a True 0
Here, we have a random list of numbers, strings and boolean called randomList. We pass randomList to the filter () function with the first parameter (func) being None. At this point, the function itself becomes Identity function by default, so we get TRUE elements 1, a, True and '0' ('0' in string form).
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