I'm trying to create a program that makes a list with what the user type on the input, but there is a problem, the code identifies the elements from the list like a variable (i think so), it shows the next error:
>NameError: name '(word)' is not defined
¿How i fix this?
lst = []
number = int(input("How many words you will put?: "))
for i in range (number):
x=(input("Enter words: "))
lst.inster(i,x)
print(lst)
Lurk more.
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Are you using python2? Because input evaluates what you put in, you need to use raw_input for the words.
No, i'm using python 3
Dude your shit is scrambled as fuck. Go read a book.
how do you spell insert?
lst.append(i)
it should be
lst = []
number = int(input("How many words you will put?: "))
for i in range (number):
x = input("Enter words: ")
lst.append((i,x))
print(lst)
Also don't indent the lines
lst.append can't take two arguments I think
It's a tupple
You are right, sorry
I'm already write it right, that's not the problem
That don't work
If you are using 2.x you need to use raw_input not input
this worked for me just fine
lst = []
number = int(input("How many words you will put? "))
for i in range(number):
x = (input("Enter words: "))
lst.append((i, x))
print(lst)
I am using 3.6
look
>How many words you will put?
breddy gud zindags
>inster
Thanks so much!!
>assuming new programmers are using legacy python 2
LOL.
>No I'm using Python 3
Good.