How to Delete All Zeros From the Lists in Python
When you create a list of objects or numbers in Python, if certain elements in that list either fail to be added or do not exist, the list will contain zeroes in place of where the elements would have been. You can use an empty element stripping function to remove these zeroes from your list, which helps to save space and increase processing time when you go to pull the elements back out of the list.
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Instructions
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Open your Python file and locate the variable that holds your list array ('$listArray' for this example).
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Start a new blank line below the variable, in the place where you want to execute the zero deletion.
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Type "str_replace($listArray[0,x],0,"");" into the blank line to remove all the zero values from the list.
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