I’ve been trying to figure out a more universal fix for my code and having a hard time with it. This is what I have: lst = [‘Thursday, June ##’, ‘some string’, ‘another string’, ‘etc’, ‘Friday, June ##’, ‘more strings’, ‘etc’] I’m trying to remove everything after the comma in the strings that contain commas… Read More How do I remove a specific string from some strings in a list?

Using an input to prompt the user, how can I reverse the first and last names, capitalize the first letter and add a comma without using a compound condition? I was able to reverse it and add a comma. The problem is I don’t want that last comma. names=input(‘What is your name:’).split() for names in… Read More Reverse first and last name in Python

I´m working on creating a list for a game I play with my friends where words get added x times to that list. Currently, I´m using the same three lines of code 5 times and I´d like to instead just call up a predefined funtion 5 times. is that possible? (I only translated the first… Read More How would I define a function for this? [Noob question]

I have a function that takes a string as its input. The string can contain Integer numbers as well. I want to remove the spaces between the words and any integer that is greater than, for example, 5. How can I do this? def my(str): x = [i for i in str] for items in… Read More How to delete an element of a list which is greater than a value?

Attempts to remove characters from the string that are not numbers. Unfortunately, I cannot do this due to a reason. I also tried "del file[i][j]", unfortunately without. Code: file_open = open("napisy.txt","r") wyniki = open("wyniki4.txt","w") file = file_open.read().split() file1 = file print(file) cyfry = [‘0′,’1′,’2′,’3′,’4′,’5′,’6′,’7′,’8′,’9’] cyfry_zad3 = ” licznik_cyfr = 0 tab = [] for i… Read More How can I remove element from list?

I’m doing an assignment that tells me to sort this list of students alphabetically and then Print "Name you get an A" for the first half of the list and "Name you get a B" for the second half of the list. I have it sorted alphabetically but have no idea how to split the… Read More How can I give an A to first half of this list and a B to the second half?

I have 2 list of lists. One is say list1, which is : [[‘1’, ‘2’, ‘*’, ‘2’, ‘1’, ‘0.8’], [‘1’, ‘2’, ‘3’, ‘1’, ‘1’, ‘0.7’], [‘*’, ‘*’, ‘3’, ‘4’, ‘1’, ‘0.5’], [‘1’, ‘2’, ‘*’, ‘1’, ‘1’, ‘0.3’], [‘2’, ‘2’, ‘*’, ‘2’, ‘1’, ‘0.1’]] And list2 is : [[‘3’, ‘*’, ‘1’, ‘4’, ‘1’, ‘0.9’], [‘1’, ‘2’,… Read More Taking the union of 2 lists of lists in Python

I am trying to make it so that if either input value is not a number, it will print an error message saying that an integer must be entered. And whenever no error is caught, it will multiply x by y. How would I do this? Here is what I have so far: def main():… Read More How to print an error saying that an integer must be entered if either input value is not a number, and multiply x by y when no error is caught

I am trying to make a selection tool to pick my next anime, I used the random package to select which one would be the next to watch and this works correctly my issue lies in the following I want to add a description to the selected show, for example, if it picks show b… Read More Using elif statement "print function" not working correctly instead printing if statement's "print function" instead

So I’m trying to use the command file.write(newItem + "\n") to append text to a file but I’m having a problem. So here is my code: file=open("devices.txt","a") while True: newItem = input(‘Enter device name:’) if newItem == ‘exit’: break print("All done!") file.write(newItem + "\n") The problem here is, since the file.write command is after the… Read More Can't get user input to append to a file