I want to compare the items in the same index from the two lists and output only the common elements.

I want to input two lists and compare each list at the end and print out only the common item '0', what should I do? For example, when you enter it in the shell window,

Enter cammate 1's Monday timetable.

 1 hour: 0
2 hours: X
3 hour zone: X
4 hour zone: 0

Enter cammate 2's Monday timetable.

 1 hour: 0
2 hours: X
3 hour zone: 0
4 hour zone: 0

Results at the end

Month: [1 hr: 0, 4 hr: 0]

How do we get a common time zone for zero in this way?I don't know how to be a beginner.


timetable1 = {}
day = ["Month"]

For i in day : #i The days of the week in day are repeated from Monday to Friday.
    print("Please enter the %s day schedule for Cammate 1 "%i)
    day_timetable1 = [ ] #List to receive the day's timetable
    For jin range(1,8): #Enter from 1st period to 7th (8-1) period 
        day_timetable1.append(input("%d time zone:"%j)) #Received by each class
    Time table1[i] = day_time table1 #timetable["day"].


timetable2 = {}
for i in day : 
    print("Please enter the %s day schedule for Cammate 2 "%i)
    day_timetable2 = [ ]  
    for j in range(1,8):  
        day_timetable2.append(input("%d time zone:"%j)) 
    timetable2[i] = day_timetable2

What should I add to get the common items...?

python list

2022-09-20 19:15

1 Answers

Day = 'Mon'

for j in range(7):
    Matches = []
    if table1[day][j] == timetable2[day][j] == '0':
        Something that matches.append("%d time zone:0"%(j+1)

print("%s: [%s]"%(day, ", ".join(matching)))")

2022-09-20 19:15

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