I have two lists, but I want to remove the value in one list and replace it with this string "____".
The code I tried is as follows.
list_s = ["a","b","c","d","e"]
list_t = ["a","b"]
list_s2 = []
cnt =0
for value in list_s:
if value == list_t[cnt]:
del list_s[cnt]
list_s[cnt].append("___")
cnt += 1
print(list_s)
It is not a good idea to delete a specific index of when you are touring a list (even by index). For example, after del list_s[0] runs, list_s[0] will be just 'b' from the next line, not 'a' or anything else.
Assuming that what you're trying to implement is a kind of blanking quiz, I'll approach it with the map, lambda and thing in list
list_s = ['self-made', 'last', 'caught', 'most', 'harshly', 'punishment', 'will']
list_t = ["Harshly", "Punishment"]
list_s2 = list(map(lambda x: '___' if x in list_t else x, list_s))
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