60969/instead-of-using-two-for-loops-in-python
for pro in product: for ser in service: if ( pro['attributes']['code'] == ser['relationships']['service']['data']['id'] ): service_attributes.append(ser['attributes']['service-parameters']) else: service_attributes.append(None)
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