I'm coding to get the value I want from Python.
First of all, I specified a value for c and r and appended it to shot_list
And we used print(len(set(shot_list))) to see the largest number here
There are a lot of values, but they come in different lines like below
ex :
3
3
3
4
5
6
If you simply use print(set(shot_list)) here, dictionary{} It comes in the form of...
If print(max(len(set(shot_list)))) is used to extract the largest len value, the TypeError: 'int' object is not usable error occurs.
What I want to do is to select only the largest number of len functions In the ex example, I want to import only 61. What should I do?
shot_list = []
mesp_list = []
real_shot_list = []
try:
grid_origin = int(xml_gridshape.find('.//A').text)
except:
grid_origin = 0
xml_measrslts = tree.findall('.//B/C')
for xml_measrslt in xml_measrslts:
#axis = int(xml_measrslt.attrib['D'])
xml_egaphases = xml_measrslt.findall('.//E/F/G/H')
#H mapのみ
for elem in xml_egaphases:
if elem.attrib['I'] == '2':
xml_egaphase = elem
shots = xml_egaphase.findall('.//J/K')
for shot in shots:
c, r = float(shot.find('.//L/C').text), float(shot.find('.//L/R').text)
sx, sy = float(shot.find('.//M/X').text), float(shot.find('.//M/Y').text)
mx, my = float(shot.find('.//N/X').text), float(shot.find('.//N/Y').text)
d = str(c)+','+str(r)
shot_list.append(len(d))
# # print(len(set(shot_list)))
print(max(shot_list))
I've had a long look at what you're talking about. Please explain it more properly.
And set and dict are different.
a = []
For Loop:
shot_list = []
shot_list.append(d)
a.append(len(shot_list))
print(max(a))
Adding elements to a list, we're counting the number of unique elements on that list. (3,3,3,4,5,6, it kept increasing, right?) ) You don't have to do the maximum number in the loop, you just have to try once after the for loop.
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