Python | Operator.countOf

Operator.countOf() is used for counting the number of occurrences of b in a. It counts the number of occurrences of value.

Syntax : Operator.countOf(freq = a, value = b)
Parameters :
freq : It can be list or any other data type which store value
value : It is value for which we have to count the number of occurrences

Returns: Count of number of occurrences of value.

Example #1: Use Operator.countOf() to count the number of occurrences of given value in a list.

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# Python program showing
# use of countOf() function
# in a list
  
from operator import * 
arr = [ 1, 2, 3, 3, 3 ]
arr1 = [ 'a', 'b', 'c', 'b', 'd' ]
  
print("Number of occurrence of b in arr1 =", countOf(arr1, "b"))
print("Number of occurrence of e in arr1 =", countOf(arr1, "e"))
print("Number of occurrence of 3 in arr =", countOf(arr, 3))

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Number of occurrence of b in arr1 = 2
Number of occurrence of e in arr1 = 0
Number of occurrence of 3 in arr = 3



 

Example #2: Use Operator.countOf() to count the number of occurrences of given value in a dictionary.











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# Python program showing 


# use of countOf() function 


# in a dictionary 


  


from operator import *


  


d = {"score": 3, "score1": 1, "score2": 3, "score3": 1, "score4": 3} 


  


print("Number of occurrence of three in dict =",countOf(d.values(),3)) 


print("Number of occurrence of one in dict =",countOf(d.values(),1)) 


print("Number of occurrence of four in dict =",countOf(d.values(),4)) 



















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Output :


Number of occurrence of three in dict = 3
Number of occurrence of one in dict = 2
Number of occurrence of four in dict = 0



Example #3: Use Operator.countOf() to count the number of occurrences of given value in a tuples.











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# Python program showing 


# use of countOf() function 


# in a tuples 


  


from operator import *


   


tup = ( 1, 2, 3, 3, 3 ) 


tup1 = ( 'a', 'b', 'c', 'b', 'd' ) 


   


print("Number of occurrence of b in tuple1 =",countOf(tup1,"b")) 


print("Number of occurrence of e in tuple1 =",countOf(tup1,"e")) 


print("Number of occurrence of 3 in tuple =",countOf(tup,3)) 



















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Output :


Number of occurrence of b in tuple1 = 2
Number of occurrence of e in tuple1 = 0
Number of occurrence of 3 in tuple = 3






    

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