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1,113 PointsIm unsure how to properly format, if index (0) == "a"...continue. any resources for this?
here is my best shot at the code:
def loopy(items): if items.index(0) == "a": continue for item in items: print(items)
def loopy(items):
for item in items:
print(items)
elif items.index(0) == "a":
continue
1 Answer
james south
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 33,271 Pointselif is used with if statements to mean 'else if'. here you are only trying to omit certain items from a list while printing the rest, so you need a for loop like you have, then an if statement inside of that, before you print anything. you want to check your condition, then print only if it is not met. so your elif needs to come after an if - if(something.....action) elif(something else....action).
Cameron Buriani
1,113 PointsCameron Buriani
1,113 Pointsjames south - deeply appreciate the clarification, that helped illuminate the problem while providing me with a better understanding of the rules that governing functions/loops. Thanks you!