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Daniel Mula Tarancón
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 37,873 PointsOutputting members of multi-dimensional list
This the solution I chose:
for members in musical_groups [0]: print (members + ", ") for members in musical_groups [1]: print (members + ", ") for members in musical_groups [2]: print (members + ", ") for members in musical_groups [3]: print (members + ", ") for members in musical_groups [4]: print (members + ", ") for members in musical_groups [5]: print (members + ", ") for members in musical_groups [6]: print (members + ", ")
It seems to be wrong, I would like to know why is wrong and what would be the best answer if there are more than one.
Thanks very much in advance
2 Answers
Eric Cahanin
14,869 PointsYou wouldn't want to explicitly refer to each musical group by it's index - that's a lot of effort and your code won't be right if the musical_groups array changes.
Try looping over the array musical_groups and then working on the array that is returned. To get you started, try:
for musical_group in musical groups:
#now musical_group is an array that contains members
From there, look into the join method to output the members.
Daniel Mula Tarancón
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 37,873 PointsThank you very much Eric,
The complete answer is:
for musical_group in musical_groups: members = ", ".join(musical_group) print(members)