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python - How to compare a variable value to an array

In Python, How can I compare two float variable values to ensure if they are within a certain tolerance of each other?

For example:

variable = 17.40
array = [14.40, 14.12, 45.50]

I need to compare the variable value with the array elements to see which one are close enough.

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From this question that you also asked. Here's a piece of code that will check if your variable is in the array(unless that's not what you meant by compare the variable value with the array elements):

TOLERANCE=10**-6

def are_floats_equal(a,b):
  return abs(a-b) <= TOLERANCE

def float_in_array(number, array):
  return True in [are_floats_equal(number, a) for a in array]

Edit. This might be a bit more efficient to do this way(though less succinct) as we only loop over the array once:

def float_in_array(number, array):
  for a in array:
    if are_floats_equal(number, a):
      return True
  return False

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