CODEWITHSUNDEEP
python
user1019143
user1019143

Reputation:

split function (list index out of range)

textData = "SENDER|%|SUB|%|HTML|%|username{*|*}password{*|*}mail{*|*}data1|*|username{*|*}password{*|*}mail{*|*}data1"
genelData = textData.split("|%|")
userData = genelData[3].split("|*|")
for userDataTable in userData:
    usersData = userDataTable.split("{*|*}")
    self.response.out.write("<br>" + usersData[2])

in this code i try to parse some string data.But when i try to print "usersData" variable everything looks fine.But when i tried to use like "usersData[2]" im getting list index out of range problem.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 460

Answers (1)

Mr. Shickadance
Mr. Shickadance

Reputation: 5473

You should re-evaluate some of your identifiers...having 'userData' and 'usersData' in the same scope is a recipe for trouble.

Having said that, are you sure you aren't inadvertantly trying to print userData[2] instead of usersData[2]? I replaced your call to response.out.write with a simple print statement, userData[2] produced an index error while usersData[2] worked fine.

Upvotes: 1

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