28 lines
798 B
Python
28 lines
798 B
Python
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def getAllStrings(obj):
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"""Get a list with all the strings contained in the given object."""
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lst = []
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if isinstance(obj, str): # if obj is a string, just store it
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lst.append(obj)
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# If obj is a list, etc., we must call recursively for each of its elements
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elif type(obj) in (list, tuple, set):
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for elem in obj:
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lst.extend(getAllStrings(elem))
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elif type(obj) is dict:
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for key in obj:
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lst.extend(getAllStrings(key))
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lst.extend(getAllStrings(obj[key]))
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return lst
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def main():
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obj1 = ["one", 2, ["three", 4, [5, "six"]]]
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obj2 = [1, "a", ("b", [{"c", "d", 2}, 3, (4, "e")], "f")]
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obj3 = {"a": 1, "b": ["c", "d"], (2, ("x", 3)): obj1}
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print(eval(input()))
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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main()
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