states = { 1:['Alabama@ ', 'Georgia!', 'Geor%gia%%', 'georgia', 'FlOrIda', 'southcarolina##', 'West virginia?']}
def remove_punctuations(value):
return re.sub('[#!?@%]','',value) # remove these punctuations
for_strings = [str.title, remove_punctuations, str.strip] # perform these actions on strings
def clean_strigs(strings,options):
result = []
for val in strings:
#print(val)
for function in options:
val = function(val)
result.append(val)
return result
filter_dictonary(states[1],for_strings)
output = ['Alabama',
'Georgia',
'GeorGia',
'Georgia',
'Florida',
'Southcarolina',
'West Virginia']
我正在尝试使用具有理解力的方法编写clean_string函数,并且还尝试在其中调用for_list,但是我无法这样做,因此我尝试了以下代码
def filter_column(strings,for_strings):
result = [val for value in strings for function in for_strings for val in function(val) ]
return result
可以帮我写这个吗?