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Here's a example of what I want to do spam_list = ["We", "are", "the", "knights", "who", "say", "Ni"] spam_order = [0,1,2,4,5,6,3] spam_list.magical_sort(spam_order) print(spam_list) ["We", "are", "the", "who", "say", "Ni", "knights"] I can do it with enumerate , list and so on, but I would like to directly affect spam_list , like list.sort() and not copy it like sorted() Edit : pushed a string example to avoid confusion between indices and values of spam_list Edit : turned out this is a duplicate of Python sort parallel arrays in place? . Well, I can't delete so much efforts for SO consistency arguments.
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