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questions anon <questions.a...@gmail.com> Wrote in message:
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> lastdate=all_the_dates[1]
> onedateperday.append(lastdate)
> print onedateperday
> for date in all_the_dates:
> if date !=lastdate:
> lastdate=date
> onedateperday.append(lastdate)
There are a number of things you don't explicitly specify. But if
you require the dates in the output list to be in the same order
as the original list, you have a bug in using element [1]. You
should be using element zero, or more simply:
lastdate=None
for date in all_the_dates:
if date !=lastdate:
onedateperday.append(date)
lastdate=date
But if you specified a bit more, even simpler answers are possible.
For example, if output order doesn't matter, try:
onedateperday = list (set (all_the_dates))
If output order matters, but the desired order is sorted,
onedateperday = sorted ( list (set (all_the_dates)))
Other approaches are possible using library functions, but this
should be enough.
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DaveA
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