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arielp
3,516 PointsWrite a for loop that iterates over the provided list. The body of the for loop should print the current element in the
this is annoying, is there a bug or something ..? I am asking to do:
Edit the code so that the for loop uses the enumerate method. Add a print statement above the existing print statement that prints the index of the current element.
..if I check the code before pressing check work, I get this:
Output for iterating_lists.py
- red
- orange
- yellow
- green
- blue
- indigo
- violet .....yes!, the expected results.
...but then when summiting to using Check Work, I get this:
Bummer: AssertionError: '0' not found in '1. red\n2. orange\n3. yellow\n4. green\n5. blue\n6. indigo\n7. violet' : Whoops, don't forget to add a print statement to the for loop body that prints the index of each element in the list.
rainbow = ['red', 'orange', 'yellow', 'green', 'blue', 'indigo', 'violet']
1 Answer
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,972 PointsIn task 2 you are asked to add a print statement above the existing print statement that prints the index of the current element. Indexing starts at zero. Your output should look like this:
0
red
1
orange
2
yellow
3
green
4
blue
5
indigo
6
violet