Python any () function in list comprehension

Question

I am new to Python (2 weeks!) And struggling with the following:

I have a list of URLs that I want to iterate over and find only specific URLs. To do this I want to check that all members of the tuple are present in the URL.

I realized that I needed the any () operator, but I could not get the syntax correctly:

allurls = [<big list of URLs>] words = ('bob', 'fred', 'tom') urlsIwant = [x for x in allurls if any(w for w in words) in x] 

gets me

 TypeError: 'in <string>' requires string as left operand, not bool 

I do not think this is relevant, but my actual code

 urlsIwant = sorted(set([x for x in allurls if dict['value'] in x and any(w for w in words) in x])) 

Answer 1

Include in x in any() :

 urlsIwant = [x for x in allurls if any(w in x for w in words)]