So first of all I have a list which contains a variety of links. For example:
imagelinks = [
'http://24.media.tumblr.com/e13983b2fcfa441eb18861cf3e9bc0e9/tumblr_mzzdmmkoS81r2gyhfo1_500.jpg',
'A%2F%2F31.media.tumblr.com%2Favatar_c3eb4dbb6150_64.png'
'http://31.media.tumblr.com/avatar_c3eb4dbb6150_16.png'
'http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lyrqzcl2Mf1rnn3koo1_1280.jpg'
and so on. What I want to do is to leave only the link, which end with 1280. So I wrote this pice of code to help clean up the list:
def cleanImageLinks():
global imagelinks
removed = 0
for link in imagelinks:
if link[27:33] == 'avatar':
imagelinks.remove(link)
removed += 1
elif link[len(link)-6:len(link)-4] == '16':
imagelinks.remove(link)
removed += 1
elif link[len(link)-6:len(link)-4] == '40':
imagelinks.remove(link)
removed += 1
elif link[len(link)-6:len(link)-4] == '00':
imagelinks.remove(link)
removed += 1
elif link[len(link)-6:len(link)-4] == '28':
imagelinks.remove(link)
elif link[0] == "A":
imagelinks.remove(link)
removed += 1
else:
pass
print str(removed) + " entries removed!"
So at the end I get "436 entries removed", but when I print the list, I can still find link, which I do not want everywhere. Since the list is more that 2000 entries, 436 are not many. What can I do?