How to add multiple numbers in one list (python) [closed]

Question

Say if I want to add 11 to all the numbers in the variable "e". How would I do it?

ans = input("Enter here string of numbers here") 
add = input("How much do you want to add each individual numbers by: ")  #here is when it will minus each individual number print(output)

e = "21,45,42,71"

So it should now say (after you add 11 and print it)

32,56,53,82

code:

ans = input("Enter string of numbers here")
add = input("How much do you want to add each individual numbers by: ")

#here is when it will minus each individual number
print(output)```

Answer 1

try this:

a= "21,45,42,71" #your string
lst = list(map(int,a.split(","))) #splitted every number and converted to int and stored in list
result = list(map(lambda x:x+11,lst)) #added 11 to each number
print(result) 

Answer 2

First, you split the terms, then convert them into an integer, add them, then convert them back to string, and print them.

ans = input("Enter here string of numbers here: ").split(",") 
add = input("How much do you want to add each individual numbers by: ")
print("Here is the sum: ",','.join([str(int(answer)+int(add)) for answer in ans]))

This is the main part of the code:

','.join([str(int(answer)+int(add)) for answer in ans])

a join operator needs a a list of string with another string to join them.

Here, [str(int(answer)+int(add)) for answer in ans] means convert the answer and add to an integer, add them, and convert them back to a string. Then, the .join() joins the list with the string provided. Since , is provided, the output will be 32,56,53,82

Answer 3

You can use this for string input => string output:

e = "21,45,42,71"

','.join([str(int(x)+11) for x in e.split(',')])
# Out[29]: '32,56,53,82'

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Input list of integers => list of integers:

e = [21, 45, 42, 71]

[x+11 for x in e]
# Out[33]: [32, 56, 53, 82]

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Input list of integers => list of integers (with library)

e = [21, 45, 42, 71]

import numpy as np
np.add(e, 11).tolist()

Answer 4

try some list comprehension

ans = input("Enter here string of numbers here: ") 
add = input("How much do you want to add each individual numbers by: ")

nums = [int(x)+int(add) for x in ans.split(',')]
print(nums)

out

Enter here string of numbers here:  23,24,25,26
How much do you want to add each individual numbers by:  11
[34, 35, 36, 37]

Answer 5

If you need the result as a single string:

output = ",".join(str(int(add) + int(x)) for x in ans.split(","))
print(output)

If you're ok with the result being a list of numbers:

putput = [int(add) + int(x) for x in ans.split(",")]
print(output)