I have the following list:
nested_list = [
["[63]"],
["[61]"],
["[7]"],
["[63]"],
["[80, 18]"],
["[80, 43, 18, 20]"]
]
Which is a mess I know, but this is the data that I have to deal with at the moment and I need it to be like this:
[63, 61, 7, 63, 80, 18, 80, 43, 18, 20]
So basically converting it into a list of numbers. Is this doable using as minimum loops as possible?
I have used flat() nested_list .flat(2) and ended up with the following result:
[ '[63]', '[61]', '[7]', '[63]', '[80, 18]', '[80, 43, 18, 20]' ]
Also tried reduce + concat following this but since it is a string, it is not working and I'm not sure where to go from here.
.flatMap() + JSON.parse() can do this quite easily
const nested_list = [
["[63]"],
["[61]"],
["[7]"],
["[63]"],
["[80, 18]"],
["[80, 43, 18, 20]"]
];
const result = nested_list.flatMap(JSON.parse);
console.log(result)