can't assign value to array element
Terry Reedy
tjreedy at udel.edu
Mon Nov 4 00:45:43 EST 2002
"Joe Heafner" <heafnerj at spam.vnet.net> wrote in message
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> y = zeros(m, Float)
y is now array of m 0.0
> y[0] = b
reset first value to b
>
> for j in range(0,m,1):
...
> y = y[j]
y is now a float. This cannot be what you meant to do
> y[j+1] = y+(k1+2.*k2+2.k3+k4)/6.
cannot index a float, hence message
> When run, this code give the error "TypeError: object does not
support
> item assignment" for hte next to last line. I presume the last line
would
> give the same error.
Yes, but only because you did same thing of rebinding name 't' to a
float.
> What am I doint wrong? I'd appreciate any help.
Figure out what really want to do with t and y. I suspect you want
tj = t[j]
yj= y[j]
and use tj and jy in code that follows in loop.
Terry J. Reedy
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