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I have a list composed with my defined items, each of which has a attribute .name
t = [item1, item2]
I want to remove item from the t list according to their attribute .name, like remove() or pop() methods. Maybe I can do something like:
t.remove(item.name=="Removed me")
Maybe I don't need to go through the whole list to filter out the item needed to be removed.
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Using Del statement, we can remove an item from a list using its index.
The remove() method is one of the ways you can remove elements from a list in Python. The remove() method removes an item from a list by its value and not by its index number.
Python3. Method 3 : Using remove() In this method, we iterate through each item in the list, and when we find a match for the item to be removed, we will call remove() function on the list.
List comprehension works well for this kind of stuff
t = [i for i in t if i.name!="Remove me"]
Indeed, as commented, it creates a new list
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