Answer 1

Thats the code for the comprehension:

w = ["Ra","JA","BA","Bu"]
[print(tuple(i)) for i in w]

# result is:
('R', 'a')
('J', 'A')
('B', 'A')
('B', 'u')

Answer 2

Rajababu Shab, if you will keep your loop method, there will only 2 things left for optimization: The input Data, and 2 variables that are initialized. So there is nothing that you can make more simple, except you do the initialization of your variables in 2 lines instead of 1 line. What you could do is to put it all in a comprehension, which is all in one line, but thats not more simple as your current code.

Answer 3

Triston Phillips, we are talking here about python. I have no glue what language your code is. Can you enlighten me?

Answer 4

Rajababu Shah just use for loop instead of while..
https://code.sololearn.com/cxB3se43XPXf/?ref=app

Answer 5

Rajababu Shah well It's pretty much reduced, u need those variables for sure, and you just have two lines in the loop.. Well hope if someone could reduce it further, keeping the while loop..

Answer 6

Ikhuoria .E. Josephine It's kind of good to know you want to help solving problems, but it doesn't mean you have to answer all questions, unless you are sure that you can be helpful.. It leaves a bad impression, as well as spams the question..

Answer 7

Correction taken sir.

Answer 8

heres an easier Way to do it {{b.=R_>AAnd if u C them its Ja Ba Bu Ra Mixed

Answer 9

Reduce it to what?

Answer 10

See this..

https://code.sololearn.com/cxkMgfGa75Yt/?ref=app