In a message of Thu, 18 Jun 2015 04:40:05 -, Anubhav Yadav writes:
>So I need to create a copy of the list before trying to iterate through the
>list.
>Thanks a lot everyone for their answers.
Er, I think you understand, but what you need to do is to make a copy
of the list, and _interate thro
On 18/06/15 05:40, Anubhav Yadav wrote:
So I need to create a copy of the list before trying to iterate through the
list.
Only if you are going to change it.
The problem you had was that you were removing items
from the thing you were iterating over. As a result
the other items effectively move
So I need to create a copy of the list before trying to iterate through the
list.
Thanks a lot everyone for their answers.
Cheers.
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On 17/06/15 09:58, Anubhav Yadav wrote:
I understand that my title was a little misleading, and I apologise for the
same. Here is code that worked:
marks = []
for i in range(int(input())):
Don't use input(). Use raw_input() instead.
You almost never want input() in python 2.
name = raw
In a message of Wed, 17 Jun 2015 14:28:54 +0530, Anubhav Yadav writes:
>Either the subject is misleading or you misunderstand something. Im am
>sorry to tell you the great truth, but there was no list comprehension in
>your code at all, just a list. Comprehension is what Alan wrote for you,
>that
Either the subject is misleading or you misunderstand something. Im am
sorry to tell you the great truth, but there was no list comprehension in
your code at all, just a list. Comprehension is what Alan wrote for you,
that is the next step in studying Python, when you already understand lists
and
Either the subject is misleading or you misunderstand something. Im am
sorry to tell you the great truth, but there was no list comprehension in
your code at all, just a list. Comprehension is what Alan wrote for you,
that is the next step in studying Python, when you already understand lists
and
I am sorry I didn't posted my code. I had solved this question long back on
hackerrank, and I couldn't figure out why this behaviour was seen in this
problem, so I had posted this question on their discussion forum. Couldn't
get a good answer so I decided to post here. Luckily I found the revision
On 16/06/15 20:39, Anubhav Yadav wrote:
I am sorry I didn't posted my code. I had solved this question long
back on hackerrank, and I couldn't figure out why this behaviour was
seen in this problem, so I had posted this question on their
discussion forum. Couldn't get a good answer so I decided
What is the exact meaning of "marks" and "lowest" in your script? Where are
they defined?0
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On 16/06/15 16:45, Anubhav Yadav wrote:
I have a doubt.
So have I. I can't se your code so I don't know what's happening.
Don't make us guess, show us the code.
I had a list like this
[['Varun', 19.0], ['Kakunami', 19.0], ['Harsh', 20.0], ['Beria', 20.0],
['Vikas', 21.0]]
But its not assig
I have a doubt.
I had a list like this
[['Varun', 19.0], ['Kakunami', 19.0], ['Harsh', 20.0], ['Beria', 20.0],
['Vikas', 21.0]]
I am using a for loop to del the rows with the lowest value like this:
for row in marks:
if row[1] == lowest:
marks.remove(row)
But after running this loo
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