Python #10 : List Comprehensions

Welcome all to our new blog of our first series i.e., HackerRank Python Solutions, where we provide solutions to the problems given on HackerRank Website of Python.

So we are gonna do some operations on the list data type of Python. If you know what is list and other data types then it will be easy for you, if not, then I must say first learn something about the list operations in then maybe you could understand the following code/program.

Code :

lists = [] for i in range(x+1): for j in range(y+1): for k in range(z+1): if i + j + k != n: lists.append([i, j, k]) print(lists)

Explanation : in this cold we have created a list named lists means the name of the variable is lists. Here we have used three for that is 2 to access different elements of list and in each of the element in list we have three more elements that is ignk which will be append at the end of third for in the loop of if. According to the question we don't have to put the elements that is equal to the number of n and the n might be anything. If you are not understanding this explanation don't go for it I am bad at explaining things you don't worry about it ok. Simply paste the code and do what you want.

Till then, #Coders😎