I am writing some code in Python and I want to check if a list of words is in a long string. I know I could iterate through it multiple times and that may be the same thing but I wanted tp see if there is a faster way to do it. What I am currently doing is this:
all_text = 'some rather long string'
if "motorcycle" in all_text or 'bike' in all_text or 'cycle' in all_text or 'dirtbike' in all_text:
print 'found one of em'
but what I want to do is this:
keyword_list = ['motorcycle', 'bike', 'cycle', 'dirtbike']
if item in keyword_list in all_text:
print 'found one of em'
Is there anyway to do this efficiently? I realize I could do:
keyword_list = ['motorcycle', 'bike', 'cycle', 'dirtbike']
for item in keyword_list:
if item in all_text:
print 'found one of em'
But it seems like there would be a better way once the keyword list becomes long.
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