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Hi I have a list where each element is one element list: http://i.stack.imgur.com/JSH9j.png

[['2199822281'], ['2199822390'], ['2199822392'], ['2199822369'], ['2199822370'], ['2199822284'], ['2199822281']]

What I want is to convert it to a list of ints in python how do I do that?

DESIRED OUTPUT

[2199822281, 2199822390 ...,2199822281]

Please refer to the image

OneCricketeer
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Steve Martin
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  • If L1 is your list, L2 = reduce(lambda a,b : a+b , L1) followed by map(int, L2) will give your desired result, but there are several alternatives, search for them in SO archives. – Sailendra Pinupolu Jun 17 '16 at 03:05

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This should do the trick:

x = [int(i[0]) for i in list]

Where list is the name of your list of lists above and x is you output list.

nbryans
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Following is another way

import operator
x = [['2199822281'], ['2199822390'], ['2199822392'], ['2199822369'], ['2199822370'], ['2199822284'], ['2199822281']]
print map(int, reduce(operator.add, x))
Jerome Anthony
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