/Python/How to sort a list by the second element in tuple python

How to sort a list by the second element in tuple python

# lists_of_tuples = [('item', 'price'), ('item', 'price'), ('item', 'price')]
def sort_prices(list_of_tuples): #sort the list b*y the price of each tuple
    list_of_tuples.sort(key=lambda x: x[1], reverse=True) #earse the "reverse" part to sort in small to big.
    return list_of_tuples, print(list_of_tuples)

Source: kite.com

Similar codes

8 votes177 views5 answers
Retrieve row by index pandas
Python
0 vote149 views2 answers
Disable network on pytest
Python
105 votes167 views2 answers
Create react-app
Python
7 votes116 views1 answer
Module namespace in python
Python
0 vote148 views1 answer
Cls in python
Python
0 vote144 views1 answer
In deserialize_keras_object raise ValueError('Unknown ' + printable_module_name + ':' + object_name) ValueError: Unknown loss function:contrastive_loss
Python
4 votes192 views3 answers
ArrayField in Django
Python Django
79 votes149 views6 answers
Python current working directory
Python
0 vote144 views1 answer
Input date args python datetime
Python
10 votes155 views4 answers
Discord.py to discord.js converter
Python