Print items from a liat thonny code#

Print items from a liat thonny code#

Others have commented on your code I'll concentrate on your test sets. It can now even take a list of something different than strings, as suggested in answer. Names should be more descriptive: cars = Д«ut given that lists is supposed to refer to the three lists below it, why not use a dictionary instead: lists =. X is a terrible name for this list (see also: y, z). Per the style guide, you should put spaces after the commas: lists = If you ever need comments, it's where it's otherwise unclear why the code's doing it. If you have to remove multiple items in a sequence. Scenarios: If you have few items to remove say one element or between 1 to 5. del (somelist index), it removes element from the given index, it's different from pop as it doesn't return value. Listitem = 'Here are the items in my list: 'Дon't write comments that describe what the code does we can see the code, we know what it's doing. somelist.pop (somelist index), removes the item at the given position in the list, and return it. Print('Please type letters, not numbers.') Print('The following lists exist within the system. That said, I did include an error checking function (slightly outside the scope of the question) since we briefly learned about try and except usage in the previous chapter, and because I don't like the idea that a capital letter at the beginning of the input is able to break the program. Could I bother someone to please point out obvious logical errors or areas where I use redundant code? I feel that there must be redundant code in my answer. My solution is long, compared to the answers for a related Stack Overflow question. I pulled together working code for the problem, but I cannot help but feel like there are concepts I am not quite understanding. My function should be able to work with any list value passed to it. Ex: 'apples, bananas, tofu, and hot dogs'. I was supposed to write a function that takes a list value as an argument and returns a string with all the items separated by a comma and a space, with and inserted before the last item. At the end of Chapter 4, the author provides a review problem. I am a beginner (with zero Python experience) working through the book Automate the boring stuff with Python.