I have the following list,
mylist = [\'0.976850566018849\',
\'1.01711066941038\',
\'0.95545901267938\',
\'1.13665822176679\',
\'1.21770587184811\',
\'1.
If you want the values returned to you and stored in a list you could do:
count = []
for value in mylist:
num = float(value)
if num >= 1.3:
count.append(value)
If you want it to output the list just add:
print(count)
or if you want the count of the number of values that are greater add:
print(len(count))