[Python] How to match numbers from protocol messages to mapping groups in Python? [closed]

I have protocol messages from a device in the following format:.
560-1X490-3
238-3X458-7
667-9X560-1
170-8X233-8
570-2X155-1

I also have a mapping table like this:. mapping = { 0: [127,136,145,190,235,280,370,389,460,479,569,578,118,226,244,299,334,488,668,677,0,550], 1: [128,137,146,236,245,290,380,470,489,560,678,579,119,155,227,335,344,399,588,669,100,777], 2: [129,138,147,156,237,246,345,390,480,570,679,589,110,228,255,336,499,660,688,778,200,444], 3: [120,139,148,157,238,247,256,346,490,580,670,689,166,229,337,355,445,599,779,788,300,111], 4: [130,149,158,167,239,248,257,347,356,590,680,789,112,220,266,338,446,455,699,770,400,888], 5: [140,159,168,230,249,258,267,348,357,456,690,780,113,122,177,339,366,447,799,770,500,555], 6: [123,150,169,178,240,259,268,349,358,457,367,790,114,277,330,448,466,556,880,899,600,222], 7: [124,160,179,250,269,278,340,359,368,458,467,890,115,133,188,223,377,449,557,566,700,999], 8: [125,134,170,189,260,279,350,369,378,459,567,468,116,224,233,288,440,477,558,990,800,666], 9: [126,135,180,234,270,289,360,379,450,469,117,478,568,144,199,225,388,559,577,667,900,333], }

What I want: For each number in the message, I want to print which mapping group (0-9) it belongs to, or None if not found.

Example output:.

Message: 560-1X490-3.

560 -> group 1.

1 -> group None.

490 -> group 3.

3 -> group None.

import re

def check_mapping(val, mapping): for group, vals in mapping.items(): if val in vals: return group return None

messages = [ "560-1X490-3", "238-3X458-7", # ... ]

for msg in messages: nums = list(map(int, re.findall(r'\d+', msg))) print(f"Message: {msg}") for n in nums: group = check_mapping(n, mapping) print(f" {n} -> group {group}")

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