Numpy array into list

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I have a numpy array that looks like below:

x = ['11BIT' '4FUNMEDIA' 'ABCDATA' 'ABPL' 'ACAUTOGAZ' 'ADIUVO']

The output should be like this:

x = ['11BIT', '4FUNMEDIA', 'ABCDATA', 'ABPL', 'ACAUTOGAZ', 'ADIUVO']

I tried to use x.tolist() but it didn't help. Basically I need a coma between values. Anyone could help ?

Thanks All

Python uses a comma to separate values within any list-like object. The comma doesn't really exist in the array. I don't really see how you could have gotten your first result. — busybear
– busybear, Commented Dec 4, 2018 at 19:44
Perhaps it was unclear. I have a array that has 6 elements and I need to convert into list with 6 elements — Tmiskiewicz
– Tmiskiewicz, Commented Dec 4, 2018 at 19:45

Schalton · Accepted Answer · 2018-12-04 19:42:17Z

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"A comma between values" as in a string?

",".join(x)

if you want a true list:

x = list(x)

or

x = [i for i in x]

should do the trick

answered Dec 4, 2018 at 19:42

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Schalton Over a year ago

your numpy array doesn't look like any I've ever seen before -- is it a named index? Can you send a picture? Or a print out? I've never seen one w/ a " " delim

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