I have two lists
list1=['ABC','DBA','CBA','RBA','DCA','RMA']
list2=['ABC,'DBA','RMA']
Expected Output
{'ABC':1,'DBA':1,'CBA':0,'RBA':0,'DCA':0,'RMA':1}
if the values of list1 are present in list2 then the values of output dictionary would be 1, otherwise 0.
>Solution :
If the size of list2 is small, you can use a simple dictionary comprehension:
{key: int(key in list2) for key in list1}
However, if list2 is long, you should turn it into a set for faster lookups:
lookup_set = set(list2)
{key: int(key in lookup_set) for key in list1}
Both of these output:
{'ABC': 1, 'DBA': 1, 'CBA': 0, 'RBA': 0, 'DCA': 0, 'RMA': 1}