How do I get lst1 to be alphabetical while being in the same order as lst2

Input:

list_sorting(['Chris','Amanda','Boris','Charlie'],[35,43,55,35])

Output:

['Boris', 'Amanda', 'Charlie', 'Chris'], [55, 43, 35, 35] 

My Code:

def list_sorting(lst1, lst2):
    zipped_pairs = zip(lst2, lst1)
    sorted_pairs = reversed(sorted(zipped_pairs))
    
    tuples = zip(*sorted_pairs)
    lst2, lst1 = [ list(tuple) for tuple in tuples]
    
    return lst1, lst2

Right now this returns:

['Boris', 'Amanda', 'Chris', 'Charlie'], [55, 43, 35, 35]

So lst2 is how I need it but still need lst1 to be alphabetical.

>Solution :

You can do a small trick to get what you need. Since you want numbers to be descendent and words to be ascendent, you can make it work ascendently and negate numbers:

lst1 = ['Boris', 'Amanda', 'Charlie', 'Chris']
lst2 = [55, 43, 35, 35]

def list_sorting(lst1, lst2):
    out = sorted(zip(lst1, lst2), key=lambda el: (-el[1], el[0]), reverse=False)
    return list(map(list, zip(*out)))

list_sorting(lst1, lst2)

Output:

[('Boris', 'Amanda', 'Charlie', 'Chris'), (55, 43, 35, 35)]