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description: "The solutions for the practice ideas: [(model, color, size) for model in models for color in colors for size in sizes] princesses_from_frozen = [frozen_char for"
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Comment [8 explained examples of list comprehension in Python](https://hashnode.com/posts/8-explained-examples-of-list-comprehension-in-python/60754383308cd51e1478008c)

[GirlThatLovesToCode](https://hashnode.com/@GirlThatLovesToCode)

[Apr 13, 2021](https://hashnode.com/posts/8-explained-examples-of-list-comprehension-in-python/60754383308cd51e1478008c/comment/6075453585f3a21e3926c8d9)

The solutions for the practice ideas:

`[(model, color, size) for model in models for color in colors for size in sizes]`

`princesses_from_frozen = [frozen_char for frozen_char in frozen for princess in princesses for i_like in princesses_i_like if frozen_char == princess and frozen_char == i_like]`

`[F"{name} {surname} - {age}" for name, surname, age in zip(names, surnames, ages) if int(age) > 20]`