Is there a way to write two "in" statements in one?

Question

Is there a short version of

n = [5, 3, 17]
if 5 in n and 17 in n:
    print("YES")

something like that doesn't seem to work

if (5 and 17) in n:
   print("YES")

Any suggestions?

user_5431791 · Answer

I don't think there is something exactly like that in Python. The closest I can think of is, set operations, eg. set.issubset:

>>> n = [5, 3, 17]
>>> ({5, 17}).issubset(n)
True

user_12860716 · Answer

You could use something like this instead:

n = [5,3,7]

if all(item in n for item in [5,7]):
    print("YES")

user_3066077 · Answer

n = [5, 3, 17]
if set(n) & set((5, 7)):  # Using & which is intersect operator for two sets
    print("YES")

user_2612429 · Answer

Another way:

n = [5,3,17]
search = [5,17]

found = [x for x in search if x in n]
print("Count", len(found))
print("Matched", found)