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2.9 years ago
Rajavee
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I have list with nested dictionaries in it
[{'conserved': False,
'id': ['lcl|Query_10002/1-436',
'lcl|Query_10003/1-463',
'lcl|Query_10004/1-437',
'lcl|Query_10047/1-437',
'lcl|Query_10048/1-437',
'lcl|Query_10049/1-437',
'lcl|Query_10010/1-439',]},
{'conserved': True,
'id': ['lcl|Query_10001/1-490',
'lcl|Query_10005/1-460',
'lcl|Query_10006/1-460',
'lcl|Query_10007/1-460',
'lcl|Query_10008/1-460',
'lcl|Query_10009/1-460',
'lcl|Query_10022/1-458',']}]
I wanted to count the number of id's for the false and true occurances. I was just wondering if there is a quick function to do this
This is actually more of a python question rather than bioinformatics, so you might be better off asking this in a place like Stack overflow. In any case, what have you tried so far?