How to get from this:
col = [('red', '132', '234'), ('green', '236', '434'), ('brown', '542', '457')]
to this:
EDIT (without any quotes)
1 red, 2 green, 3 brown # enumerate and get the first item of each tuple.
I tried this, but it doesn’t work:
[zip(((enumerate(col),1),i[0])) for i in col]
Only built-in functions please.
>Solution :
You can use list comprehension.
>>> col = [('red', '132', '234'), ('green', '236', '434'), ('brown', '542', '457')]
>>>
>>> ["{} {}".format(index, first) for index, (first, *_) in enumerate(col, start=1)]
['1 red', '2 green', '3 brown']