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Reputation: 1

Python input variable comma seperated, for loop

My Code:

exampleA= input("Give me an ExampleA\n") #hello
exampleB = input("Give me an ExampleAB\n") #<- here you should be able to write 50, 70, 80

for x in exampleA and exampleB:
    print("nice" + exampleA) #<- i get nicehello
    print("for" + exampleB) #

so i want for each element in exampleB Another print, but I get this output

nicehello
for50,70,80,90,20
nicehello
for50,70,80,90,20
nicehello
for50,70,80,90,20

but I want

nicehello
for50
nicehello
for70
nicehello
for80

by the way I'm a beginner in python

Upvotes: 0

Views: 355

Answers (4)

PCM
PCM

Reputation: 3011

Try this -

exampleA= input("Give me an ExampleA\n") #hello
exampleB = input("Give me an ExampleAB\n") #<- here you should be able to write "50, 70, 80")

for x in exampleB.split(','):
    print('nice',exampleA)
    print('for',x)

Result:

Give me an ExampleA
abcd
Give me an ExampleAB
1,2,3,4
nice abcd
for 1
nice abcd
for 2
nice abcd
for 3
nice abcd
for 4

Upvotes: 0

CR28
CR28

Reputation: 31

As you given :

for x in exampleA and exampleB:
  print("nice" , exampleA) #it always print nicehello
  print("for" , exampleB) #since exampleB is 2030405060 it just prints whole data

It doesn't splits it for splitting you should use variable 'x'

Upvotes: 0

SAI SANTOSH CHIRAG
SAI SANTOSH CHIRAG

Reputation: 2084

Change code to in this way:

exampleA= input("Give me an ExampleA\n") #hello
exampleB = input("Give me an ExampleAB\n").split(',') #<- here you should be able to write 50, 70, 80

for x in exampleB:
    print("nice" + exampleA) #<- i get nicehello
    print("for" + x) #

Upvotes: 1

user15801675
user15801675

Reputation:

You actually need to split the string and then iterate over the elements of the string:

exampleA= input("Give me an ExampleA\n") #hello
exampleB = input("Give me an ExampleAB\n").split(',') #<- here you should be able to write "50, 70, 80")
for x in exampleB:
    print("nice" + exampleA) #<- i get nicehello
    print("for" + x) #<- so i want for each element in exampleB

Output:

Give me an ExampleA
Hello    
Give me an ExampleAB
12,23,34
niceHello
for12
niceHello
for23
niceHello
for34

Upvotes: 0

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