In python ,how can we perform conditional operations list where items or elements of list are keywords

Question

tup=(1,'2',3.3,(1,4))

lst=list(map(type,tup))

print(lst)

for item in last:

if(item==class str)

print("success")

here "class str" is keyword but it is also the item of lst, any possible syntax to do conditional operations on keywords

Please, improve the quality of your question. To add code, write this: ``` Code ``` — Pablo López, May 19 '21 at 07:28
FWIW, `str` *is* the class object. You don't need to prefix it with `class` or anything like that. — deceze, May 19 '21 at 07:32

score 0 · Accepted Answer · answered May 19 '21 at 07:32

Perhaps this is what you want

tup=(1,'2',3.3,(1,4))  #this is my tuple 
lst=list(map(type,tup))   #It stores the data types of elements of tuple in a list
print(lst)  #prints the list
for item in lst:
   if item is str: # here "class str" is keyword but it is a item of lst,is there any possible syntax

        print("succesful")

In python ,how can we perform conditional operations list where items or elements of list are keywords

here "class str" is keyword but it is also the item of lst, any possible syntax to do conditional operations on keywords

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