DONT Make This Python Mistake!! #python #programming #coding

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[AWriterWandering]

If you just need to print the list, you can actually do so without even writing a for loop. Just using the args operator and sep parameter in print:
print(*inv, sep=“\n”)

[nemo]

Additionally you can choose starting index by adding 'start = (int)' keyword argument 😊

[chacho]

These vids are sooo legit. Great stuff.

[caspermoon]

I finally now understand enumerate()

Thank you so much.

[nobodyofconsequence]

oh damn, you have no idea how many times this would have come in clutch for me!

[dany_fg]

Using i and length is required when you want to change the length of the list, as you can't do that with the i in list

[sadhappy]

I know it's a small thing in programming overall but I love python for loops. Super easy, Super clean, super readable, super duper

[fabriziolyles]

Another thing to add to the enumerate function, if the second iterator name is insignificant and is only used for the index - like in the video - you can use syntax such as “for i, _ in enumerate(…”

[eslamhemdan-if]

that's really a valuable infotrmation

[alfarisw]

I wouldn't call it index as that is a built in method in python that you will overwrite and no longer be able to use. idx is usually my goto, i works as well

[proheroexperiencing]

Well as a python beginner I always used for loops to print lists and probably still will

[Goodman._]

Yes, it has a cleaner code if use the enumerate function, but if you don't need to use index elsewhere and the length of list is huge then you actually need to iterate the list twice which gives a lower efficiency.

[RobertGuilman]

People that write syntax with that Range() in the former example is almost guaranteed to be people from other programming language. Probably one with C Programming language base, where for loops via index was taught first as opposed to Python language that use foreach loop first

[thehelper]

He don't need keyboard i just writing with his mouse

[fusionfuryx]

Another thing to consider, if you assign "index" as a variable, it'll override the built-in index method, so later on in the function, you won't be able to use it.

[fluffyflextail]

And if you do not like it when it starts at 0. Just add start=1 in the enumerate after list variable

Like:
junk = ['a', 'b', 'iPhone', 'Samsung']

for index, item in enumerate(junk, start=1):
print(f"[{index}] - {item}")

[MrShaquille]

I like python bcs you can use for almost anything but at the same time hate it because there are too many ways of making the same thing. I stay with C++ ❤

[rayroy]

Time complexity is o(n) in both cases. However, enumerate is a magic in py.

[ashie.official]

what theme/font do you use?? i'm in love with the way your shorts look lol

[mjdevlog]

Tbh i never did the wrong example one coz dang it looks more confusing to me😅