Bryon Adams wrote:
> On 11/18/2016 08:16 PM, Alan Gauld via Tutor wrote:
>> for index, item in enumerate(prefix):
>> prefix[index] = item[1]
>>
>>
>
> I forgot about enumerate! That helped me clean up and actually finish my
> next exercise as I was having trouble working for my lists the way
On 11/18/2016 08:16 PM, Alan Gauld via Tutor wrote:
for index, item in enumerate(prefix):
prefix[index] = item[1]
I forgot about enumerate! That helped me clean up and actually finish my
next exercise as I was having trouble working for my lists the way I was
previously.
Thank you ver
On 18/11/16 21:00, Bryon Adams wrote:
> Fedora 24. I take four strings and create a list of them. In my below
> code, if I print out prefix and as_path, both give me the same
Because they are the same. They are both references to entries.
> included the output below). What causes this behavior?
Hello,
Variable throwing me off in a script I'm running on Python3.5, on
Fedora 24. I take four strings and create a list of them. In my below
code, if I print out prefix and as_path, both give me the same (I
included the output below). What causes this behavior? Is this just how
Python is h
