sis = file("file.sis", "r")
val = file("file.val", "wt")
n = int(sis.readline().strip())
la = sis.readline().strip()
alist = []
for i in xrange(n):
line = sis.readline().strip()
alist.append(line.split())
for i in xrange(n):
print map(int, alist[i][0].split(":")), map(int, alist[i][1].split(":"))In:
07:34 08:55 10 20
08:25 09:00 10 20Out:
08:25 09:00 10 20
07:34 08:55 10 20Jump to PostPlease explain what you are trying to do. Thanks.
Jump to PostIn:
07:34 08:55 10 20
08:25 09:00 10 20
Out:
08:25 09:00 10 20
07:34 08:55 10 20For a reverse order sort like this, you simply compare for greater instead of lesser, which Python sorts will do with the reverse=True parameter set. Do you also want to take into …
Please explain what you are trying to do. Thanks.
I wish sort "times" in order of size.
17:35
14:24
18:44
Sorted:
14:24
17:35
Pointless forum.
In:
07:34 08:55 10 20
08:25 09:00 10 20
Out:
08:25 09:00 10 20
07:34 08:55 10 20
For a reverse order sort like this, you simply compare for greater instead of lesser, which Python sorts will do with the reverse=True parameter set. Do you also want to take into account the "10 20" which I assume is a date?
For a reverse order sort like this, you simply compare for greater instead of lesser, which Python sorts will do with the reverse=True parameter set. Do you also want to take into account the "10 20" which I assume is a date?
sis = file("file.in", "r")
val = file("file.out", "wt")
n = int(sis.readline().strip())
lao_andmed = sis.readline().strip().split()
def lahaeg(tund, minut, kulunud):
if minut == 0:
tund = tund - 1
minut = 60 - kulunud
return tund, minut
#print "Ladu: ", lao_andmed
alist = []
for i in xrange(n):
line = sis.readline().strip()
alist.append(line.split())
temp = []
for j in xrange(n):
new = alist[j][0].split(":"), alist[j][1].split(":")
temp.append(new)
temp = sorted(temp, reverse = True)
print tempSeems work, but it's ugly code?
"""
06:00 23:00 20 10
07:00 08:00 10 20
08:00 09:00 10 20
"""
10, 20 etc are not important now.
Do you want sorting by duration between times?
And try not to use keywords as a variable name.
on line 23. the new keyword. ;)
Sorry richie, but new is not keyword.
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