Input a List using Loops in Python

Python Programming: Input a List using Loops in Python
Topics discussed:
1. Problem associated with the input() Method.
2. Input a List using Loops.
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[@b07_ashishsuradkar49]

Great video sir.

[@wisdomoregfx]

You are a life saver. Thanks ❤

[@sgiri2012]

Thank you for your class sir

[@muhammadbinuzair2101]

It was really helpful Thank you

[@jingersatuh6322]

Clear explanation.

[@lionelfaith3646]

@Neso academy Great video , it helps me a lot as usual but what about if we want a list which is a collection of different types of items ? because with the example in the course all the items of our list must be an integer

[@tecolote8566]

NICE!!

[@user-xc7uz5xg9y]

Sir, instead of using for loop to input a list we can use split function... numbers = input().split()

[@pawansaxena1304]

sir i have a doubt can't we directly use eval function for entering the list sir i had tried it and also work so why to use loop method

[@alimuhtasham4045]

what about this code ? numbers = [ ] for i in range(3): x = input('Enter the element: ') numbers.append(x) print(numbers)

[@handle_gc]

This can also be achieved using below code for storing items as string not int. items = input("Enter multiple items: ") list = items.split() print(list)

[@AmanKumar-fj2lz]

Tems??

[@AmanKumar-fj2lz]

No its still a string.. Python3IDE(Python 3.7) running! enter the 3 digit number234 ['234'] Pytho3IDE run end!

[@fifthamendment1]

Thanks for the vid. Just a suggestion… what if you need to input hundreds of numbers? The user is not going to want take a count of each number and possibly miscount. Might be better just to input numbers and type END when finished.

[@sagnikadhya3425]

I guess using while loop would be better then

[@lionelfaith3646]

n=int(input("enter the number of elements of your list: ")) #input data from the user and convert it to integer type numbers=[] #create an empty list for i in range(n): #iterate my list from index 0 to n-1 and repeat the block of instructions below for each i x = int(input(f"enter the elements for numbers {[i]}: ")) #store the elements of the list from user in x variable numbers.append(x) #add each element at the end of the list numbers print(numbers) #output the new list

[@user-ev5fj1rm3y]

I don't get where the i came from in for loop

[@kaifXD]

@@user-ev5fj1rm3ywe just take a variable i to loop thru.. in this case for loop

[@pgkgaming4229]

❤❤❤🎉

[@internetguy3978]

Please use an ide... Command prompt sucks

[@nesoacademy]

We started using VS Code after covering the basics.