i just started python so am stucked here

>>> names = ["ayo","tola","snake"]
>>> print(names)
>>> ['ayo', 'tola', 'snake']
>>> names.remove(snake)
>>>print(names)
>>> ['ayo', 'tola']
>>> names.insert(2,"dapo"
>>> print(names)
>>>['ayo', 'tola', 'dapo']
>>> for each_item in names:
print(each_item)





















the items are not printing,wat am i doing wrong?

You know python is pretty strict about indentation. Check to make sure your code is well indented. I don't really know much about Python but if what you are trying to do is to loop through an array and print out every item in it, here is how it would be done using javascript

var names = ["ayo"
, "tola", "dapo"];
for(var count = 0; count < names.length; count++){
console.log(names[count]);
}

Now, you might wonder how this is helpful but I am under the assumption that all programming languages at their core follow the same basic principles so using mine, I would infer that your code might not be working because your syntax might be incorrect. You need to use the length of the array in your loop statement (I'm not sure how this is done in python)
and also for the print statement, it should be print(names[each_item]) and not just print(each_item).

thanks bro,i will try your hint tomorrow..yea am trying to loop through an array

Just make sure your indentation is good...that's the normal syntax
BTW are you using an IDE at all cos IDEs are supposed to help auto indent your code normally.

olucurious:
Just make sure your indentation is good...that's the normal syntax
BTW are you using an IDE at all cos IDEs are supposed to help auto indent your code normally.

am use an IDE but it is not doing the auto indent stuff,but it do show me the error line.in this case no error was shown it just couldn't print

i work with python so try this:
>>>for x in names:
print(x)

don't forget to use the correct indentation rule which is four spaces.

aslan:
i work with python so try this:
>>>for x in names:
print(x)

don't forget to use the correct indentation rule which is four spaces.

alrite bro thanks
>>> for ayo in names:
print(ayo)

wat if i want to print everything at once

the code i gave you is what you will use to print everything. don't modify the code. if you want to print out one of the items in names, use python's slice notation like this: name[0] will print 'ayo' name[1] will print 'tola' and name[2] will print 'dapo'

Trollin'

aslan:
i work with python so try this:
>>>for x in names:
print(x)

don't forget to use the correct indentation rule which is four spaces.

hey bro,am having problem with my module it is not working,can you explain how to make it work.whenever I search for it will reply wit no module found



>>> def print_lol(the_list):
For each_item in the_list:
If isinstance(each_item, list):
Print_lol(each_item)
Else:
Print(each_item)



That is the module I saved it as nester.py
Cc aslan and ajibel etc

for name in enumerate(names):
print(name)

OR

[name for name in names] #list comprehension

Does that solve it

Do it this way, dont indent=>

>>> names = ['amu', 'otu', 'oko']
>>> for name in names: print(name) #must be on one line

Ajibel:
Do it this way, dont indent=>

>>> names = ['amu', 'otu', 'oko']
>>> for name in names: print(name) #must be on one line

i want to print it with the function >>> print_lol are u on whatsapp bro

Ajibel:
Do it this way, dont indent=>

>>> names = ['amu', 'otu', 'oko']
>>> for name in names: print(name) #must be on one line

i have solved this already bro...having problem with module

Nastydroid:
i have solved this already bro...having problem with module

Module That's unclear please explain further.

Ajibel:


Module That's unclear please explain further.

turning a function into a module i posted d code above

Nastydroid:
turning a function into a module i posted d code above

Geez. Okay.
Open a new window and type this:

def func(*arg): print(arg)

Save the file as test.py.

Then hit on F5

A python shell would be opened

Then type:
func('ayo', 'bola', 'cassey')

Then hit enter

And you get your result

Ajibel:


Geez. Okay.
Open a new window and type this:

def func(*arg): print(arg)

Save the file as test.py.

Then hit on F5

A python shell would be opened

Then type:
func('ayo', 'bola', 'cassey')

Then hit enter

And you get your result

thanks bro