Hello, I have a question while studying Python.
If there are five list elements (list[0].list[1]), (list[0].list[2]), (list[0].list[3]), (list[0].list[4]), (list[1].list[2]), .....(list[3].[4] I wanted to compare these bound terms. If the number of elements is small, superimpose the if statement to move the preceding number (ex_0,1..)3) You can make a comparative coding statement, but if you have a very large number of elements, you can't think of how to move the first number when you compare.
When I think about my poor coding skills, I'll use the for range statement If it becomes i == b, I thought a = a+1 in the for statement, but I can't think of a way to re-execute the executed for range statement.
I'm not good at speaking, so I'm worried if you'll understand my questions. Please Thank you.
python list
I don't know what you're worried about, but... Take it easy.
for month in range(1, 13) :
for day in range(1, 32) :
If month! = day : # Skip the case where two numbers are the same
print("month < day: " + str(month) + ' < ' + str(day) + ' = ' + str(month < day))
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