Hello, This is a bit of a stupid question because I don’t know the Python language. How to convert these instructions to Julia? >>> II = [i for i,r in enumerate(g.reactions()) ... if 'CO' in r.reactants and 'CO2' in r.products] >>> for i in II: ... print(g.reaction(i).equation) Indeed,…

Ah thanks for sharing the data type. This should work better: II = [] for (i, r) in enumerate(g.reactions()) if in("CO", keys(r.reactants)) && in("CO2", keys(r.products)) push!(II, i) end end for i in II println(g.reaction(i - 1).equation) end Does that solve the problems you…

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aquarelleX332 March 3, 2023, 7:47pm 6

I am going to look at PythonCall.jl
Many thanks

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