I have a data set that looks like:
data_minimas=[(660, 0.0), (680, 0.0), (710, 0.0), (712, 0.0), (715, 0.0), (717, 0.0), (754, 0.0),
(761, 0.0), (771, 0.0), (791, 0.0), (672, 3.2426156657036575e-09), (670, 5.621795915291507e-09),
(667, 6.999418784280287e-09), (638, 8.311660795399324e-09), (636, 1.021511167383812e-08),
(631, 1.03222580486856e-08), (634, 1.0889880297950812e-08), (757, 1.6140627900857082e-08),
(733, 1.7310942425399663e-08), (785, 1.9027900568574484e-08), (729, 2.246316334112827e-08),
(722, 2.5603465440057234e-08), (725, 2.6043967762809732e-08)]
Its a list of tuples. I need to remove the tuples that have a zero value. This is always the second value in the pair. Theoretically I thought this was easy, but I havent gotten anywhere yet. Heres what Ive tried:
for i in range(0,len(data_minimas)):
if data_minimas[i][1]==0.0:
del(data_minimas[i][1])
else:
pass
But this just removes the 0.0 values, and i need it to remove the whole tuple. if i try:
for i in range(0,len(data_minimas)):
if data_minimas[i][1]==0.0:
del(data_minimas[i])
else:
pass
which i thought would work, i get an index error. what am i doing wrong?