list1 = [input("Enter the values for the first list: ")]
list2 = [input("Enter the values for the second list: ")]
print(list1)
print(list2)
list3 = []
for element in list1:
if element in list2:
list3 = list2.append(element)
print(list3)
This is what i have tried. but I am getting an empty list as list3!
You can't use [input('Enter numbers: ')] to get the numbers for a list. This will create a list containing the input string. What you really have to do is first take input for numbers in a variable, lets say list1_inp and then split list1_inp based on spaces using nums = list1_inp.split(' '). Now you can iterate through your list checking for common elements.
list1_inp = input('Enter the elements separated by spaces : ')
nums = list1_inp.split()
list2_inp = input('Enter the elements separated by spaces : ')
nums2 = list2_inp.split()
temp = nums2
final = []
for elem in nums:
if elem in temp:
final.append(elem)
temp.remove(elem)
print(final)
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