Kirt wrote:
>> forgot to mention that the fix is to change the first for statement to:
>>
>> for x in List[:]:
>>
>> </F>
> Thanx Fredrik Lundh for ur response. I tried ur fix But the output i am
> getting is repeated.
I'm pretty sure I told you to *loop* over a copy, not *remove* things
from a copy.
> for x in List[:]:
> t2=[]
> print x[0]
> for y in List:
> if x[0]==y[0]:
> print y[1],y[2]
> t2.append(y)
>
> for z in t2:
> List[:].remove(z)
what's that last line supposed to to?
here's your *original* code, changed to loop over a copy:
for x in List[:]:
temp=[]
print x
for y in List:
if x[0]==y[0]:
print y[0],y[1]
temp.append(y)
for z in temp:
List.remove(z)
print 'rem', z
when run on your original data set, this prints your expected output.
</F>
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