Index of a list, with user input, to search another list of Strings
My goal is to take user input and use this to search a list for that input's position via index:
list1 = ['mario', 'batman', 'sonic']
list2 = ['luigi', 'robin', 'tails']
Something simple like this:
n = input("select a character from list1")
Then we need a numerical value to search list2
for our character's sidekick, so something like this is what I presumed would work:
c = (list1.index(n))
Then print the results:
print(list2[c])
However, through trial and error, this proved ineffective. Note the actual code I've got going so far is a lot larger than this just due to the fact these lists are much larger. The full snippet will be gladly provided if needed to help further. Otherwise I would have just made a few if statements to make this easier.
list indexing python-3.7
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My goal is to take user input and use this to search a list for that input's position via index:
list1 = ['mario', 'batman', 'sonic']
list2 = ['luigi', 'robin', 'tails']
Something simple like this:
n = input("select a character from list1")
Then we need a numerical value to search list2
for our character's sidekick, so something like this is what I presumed would work:
c = (list1.index(n))
Then print the results:
print(list2[c])
However, through trial and error, this proved ineffective. Note the actual code I've got going so far is a lot larger than this just due to the fact these lists are much larger. The full snippet will be gladly provided if needed to help further. Otherwise I would have just made a few if statements to make this easier.
list indexing python-3.7
Your code works perfectly for me.
– jk622
Nov 23 at 4:03
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My goal is to take user input and use this to search a list for that input's position via index:
list1 = ['mario', 'batman', 'sonic']
list2 = ['luigi', 'robin', 'tails']
Something simple like this:
n = input("select a character from list1")
Then we need a numerical value to search list2
for our character's sidekick, so something like this is what I presumed would work:
c = (list1.index(n))
Then print the results:
print(list2[c])
However, through trial and error, this proved ineffective. Note the actual code I've got going so far is a lot larger than this just due to the fact these lists are much larger. The full snippet will be gladly provided if needed to help further. Otherwise I would have just made a few if statements to make this easier.
list indexing python-3.7
My goal is to take user input and use this to search a list for that input's position via index:
list1 = ['mario', 'batman', 'sonic']
list2 = ['luigi', 'robin', 'tails']
Something simple like this:
n = input("select a character from list1")
Then we need a numerical value to search list2
for our character's sidekick, so something like this is what I presumed would work:
c = (list1.index(n))
Then print the results:
print(list2[c])
However, through trial and error, this proved ineffective. Note the actual code I've got going so far is a lot larger than this just due to the fact these lists are much larger. The full snippet will be gladly provided if needed to help further. Otherwise I would have just made a few if statements to make this easier.
list indexing python-3.7
list indexing python-3.7
edited Nov 21 at 0:29
Mihai Chelaru
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asked Nov 21 at 0:07
Skyler Mclain
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Your code works perfectly for me.
– jk622
Nov 23 at 4:03
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Your code works perfectly for me.
– jk622
Nov 23 at 4:03
Your code works perfectly for me.
– jk622
Nov 23 at 4:03
Your code works perfectly for me.
– jk622
Nov 23 at 4:03
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Your code works perfectly for me.
– jk622
Nov 23 at 4:03