I have two list of the same length
x=[10188.4, 3533.88, 773.924, 0.000000, 0.000000, 3749.69, 0.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000, 3395.03]
y=[163.350, 514.050, 864.750, 1215.45, 1566.15, 1916.85, 2267.55, 2618.25, 2968.95, 3319.65]when i try
zip(x,y)the result is <zip object at 0x6fcd7907988>
This is correct (in Python 3). If you really want the output to be a list, run
list(zip(x, y))but if you want to use it in a loop, it's better to keep the zip object.
Thanks eric_g. but I have not seen this trick in the docs.
In fact, I have found in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3... that in Python3 zip there is a change of usage :
xy=[*zip(x,y)]works -- see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3...
There is perhaps the need to update the documentation (https://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/them...)
What update do you think is needed? The use of zip in the documentation is correct and follows Eric's point: if you want to use it in a loop, as is done in the documentation, keep it as a zip object. In any case, feel free to open a sage-trac account and propose edits to the documentation.
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