Remove obejcts from list if specific characters are included

Question

Hi,

I have a list with links and I want to remove links that include specific words or characters.

Example:
link_list = ["www.hello.com", "www.howareyou?.com", "www.example.com", "www.???.com"]

Now I want to remove every link that includes a question mark so that my outcome is:

Result example:
link_list = ["www.hello.com", "www.example.com"]

I can't find my solution in the normal commands like .pop or .remove. Whenever I try I have to specify exactly which link I want to remove like:

link_list.remove("www.howareyou?.com")

But I don't want to be this specific because I have too many links. I just want to remove all of the links that include a specific word or character. I'm sorry for my English but I hope it's understandable what I mean. Thank you in advance.

Answer 1

https://code.sololearn.com/c8W4lxiV9cmp/?ref=app

Answer 2

in other languages u would filter.

Answer 3

Frogged You actually can just as easily use filter() in python. In your code change the line for ll2 to:
ll2 = list(filter(lambda link: badword not in link, link_list))

Answer 4

You can use regex but you can easly use iteration with for loop and remove this particular substring from each list element
for link in link_list :
if "?" in link:
link.remove("?")

Answer 5

ChaoticDawg yes...but that list comprehension is said to be more pythonic .