Python List Iteration Using Dynamic Length

Lloyd 0
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I'm wanting to iterate over a loop in python but am not sure how to go about it.

channels = [1, 2]
for channel in channels:
    channel_filters = filters.channel(channel)

I need to end up like this:

channel_filters = filters.channel(1) | filters.channel(2) | filters.channel(3)

But need it to be dynamic with the length of the list.

Is anyone able to point me in the right direction on how best to achieve this?

list loops python
1 Answers

I managed to resolve the issue with the answer shared by toppk.

channel_filters = 0;
channels = [-1, -2]
for channel in channels:
    temp_channel=abs(channel)
    channel_filters |= -abs(temp_channel)
    print(channel_filters)
Lloyd0
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