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I have an array as :

y_array= [array( [[1.008],[2.000],[5.8756],..[8.343]]),array([[3.5666],[2.5554],[5.888],...[3.2112]])]

I wish to display a list as an output,but what I actually get is an array list.

My output is:

 y= [array([[1.008],[2.000],[5.8756],..[8.343]])

My expected output is 

y=[[1.008],[2.000],[5.8756],..[8.343]]

What I have tried is:

 checked_list=[['Col-2', 'Col-3']] for j in range(len(checked_list)): y_values.append('y'+str(j+1)) for k in range(len(y_values)): ydat = data[:, k + 1].reshape(m, 1) y_array.append(ydat) splitArraylist=[[y] for y in y_array] for i in range(len(checked_list)): self.XY(splitArraylist[i]) def XY(self,y): print(y)

How to get list as an output instead of arraylist?

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Your array is a list of lists, and the inner list has only 1 element, so use it's index to access the inner list, and then using list comprehension, convert each sublist to a list

import numpy as np y = [np.array([[1.008], [2.000], [5.8756],[8.343]])] #Convert each sublist in y[0] to a list res = [list(item) for item in y[0]] print(res)

The output will be

[[1.008], [2.0], [5.8756], [8.343]]
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Nah. y[0] is still an array. The OP clearly states "I wish to dispaly a list as an output,"
Damn! Should have read the question better! I fixed it Thanks @Sheldore Please take a look and consider upvoting if it is fine?

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