Just a suggestion:
It would be better if you turn this list into a dictionary. I presume
you want to know the "adjective" or "noun" of the sentence. To do
that, it would be easier if you had a dictionary.
You can do this as:
>> dict(nested_sublist[1])
{'ADJ': 'good', 'DET': 'The', 'NOUN': 'man'}
2009/3/11 Lie Ryan <lie.1...@gmail.com>:
> Emad Nawfal (عماد نوفل) wrote:
>>
>> Hi Tutors,
>> How can I extract a specific sublist (??) from a nested list, for example,
>
> The same as the way you extract other objects from non-nested list
>
>> if I want to extract the sublist ["ADJ", "good"],
>
> nested_list[1][2]
>
>> or the bigger sublist ["NP",["DET", "The"],["ADJ", "good"],["NOUN",
>> "man"]]
>
> nested_list[1]
>
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