On 10/8/2015 12:40 PM, Andrea Nguy wrote:
Hi there,
I’m trying to learn some Python programming on my own. What’s happening is that
I am trying to take a list of a list as such:
[['1', ' james', ' 1', ' 90'],
['2', ' alice', ' 1', ' 95'],
['5', ' jorgen', ' 1', ' 99’]] (it continues) from a text file.
However, what I am trying to do take the indexes of
thelist[0][1]
which has a value of 'james' (being index 1 of list 0)
and theist[0][3]
which has a value of ' 90'
that should get you going.
Emile
and times them by a float number - returning the list with all of the values
multiplied according to the float.
Is this possible? I am trying to iterate that throughout the entire list or
would it be easier if I tried to change the list of the list into a dictionary
for efficiency?
Thanks!
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