Python - zip()
The zip()
method takes one or more iterables and used to merge the iterables. zip()
method returns a zip object(returns an iterator of tuples with each tuple having elements from all the iterables). We could convert a zip object into a list by list(zip_obj)
.
Syntax
zip(iterator1,iterator2 ,...,iteratorN)
Write a Python program to merge 2 list into one with same index using zip.
Example
name=["Sara","Sam","Tom","Ram"] mark=[98,86,74,85,93] x=zip(name,mark) print(list(x))
[('Sara', 98), ('Sam', 86), ('Tom', 74), ('Ram', 85)]