I have this list:
[('2023-03-15', 'paris', 'flight', 4),
('2023-03-21', 'berlin', 'flight', 2),
('2023-03-01', 'madrid', 'drive', 10),
('2023-03-04', 'madrid', 'cycling', 3),
('2023-03-08', 'rome', 'train', 9),
('2023-03-11', 'amsterdam', 'flight', 5),
('2023-03-14', 'london', 'boat', 1)]
How do you reproduce the same list syntax summing similar activities like "flight", taking the latest date as the date for the totals for each activity in the new list? Summing the integers associated.
Code:
lis=[('2023-03-15', 'paris', 'flight', 4),
('2023-03-21', 'berlin', 'flight', 2),
('2023-03-01', 'madrid', 'drive', 10),
('2023-03-04', 'madrid', 'cycling', 3),
('2023-03-08', 'rome', 'train', 9),
('2023-03-11', 'amsterdam', 'flight', 5),
('2023-03-14', 'london', 'boat', 1)]
totals={}
for dt,loc,activ,num in lis:
if activ in totals:
totals[activ]['total']+=num
totals[activ]['latest_date']=max(totals[activ]['latest_date'],dt)
else:
totals[activ]={'total': num, 'latest_date': dt}
res=[(totals[activ]['latest_date'], loc, activ, totals[activ]['total']) for dt,loc,activ,num in lis if activ in totals]
print(res)
Output:
[('2023-03-21', 'paris', 'flight', 11),
('2023-03-21', 'berlin', 'flight', 11),
('2023-03-01', 'madrid', 'drive', 10),
('2023-03-04', 'madrid', 'cycling', 3),
('2023-03-08', 'rome', 'train', 9),
('2023-03-21', 'amsterdam', 'flight', 11),
('2023-03-14', 'london', 'boat', 1)]