On 07/01/2017 02:55 AM, Ho Yeung Lee wrote: > expect result as this first case > > ii = 0 > jj = 0 > for ii in range(0,3): > for jj in range(0,3): > if ii < jj: > print (ii, jj) > > > but below is different > as sometimes the situation is not range(0,3), but it a a list of tuple > > iiii = 0 > jjjj = 0 > for ii in range(0,3): > for jj in range(0,3): > if iiii < jjjj: > print (iiii, jjjj) > jjjj = jjjj + 1 > iiii = iiii + 1 > > how to make this situation return result like the first case?
I hope your production code uses brief but descriptive variable names and also uses comments (either there was a big sale on i's and j's or your other letters are broken), unlike the code you just posted! Might help you figure out your logic and also let others more quickly grasp what you're thing to do. -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
