[Tutor] silly question
Jason Child
jasonchild at cnsp.com
Wed Dec 22 21:14:32 CET 2004
Jason Child wrote:
> I've got a silly question.
> #######################
> P1 = "prefix1"
> P2 = "prefix2"
>
> def my_func(list, items):
> s = 0
> out = ""
> for i in range(len(list)):
> if s == 0:
> p = P1
> else:
> p = P2
> for j in range(len(items)):
> out += p +items[j]
> return out
> ########################
> now what i was expecting was the output to alternate prefixes for each
> item set in list. so:
>
> list = ["set1","set2"]
> items = ["car","truke",skateboard"]
>
> would yield:
>
> prefix1carprefix1truckprefix1skateboardprefix2carprefix2truckprefix2skateboard
>
>
> but i am not getting that. I do feel stupid for this, as I usually
> have an easy time picking up programming languages...
>
>
oops, I forgot to add the s = 1 and s=0 lines to the example code i
posted...
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Jason Christopher Child
Computer Network Service Professionals
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