> FWIW, always try to reduce code to the minimal runnable snippet
> exhibiting the problem, so others have a chance to help you. As a
> side-effect, one very often finds the problem while doing so !-)
Sorry I can't post to much of the code. Some of what I'm using is
grabbing infromation off of
Bruno may be right. At some point I've got
del self.regressors[fundNumber]
which eliminates one of the variables in the list. I guess I figured
it would be alright because I thought the program would run in a linear
fashion (aside from loops, etc). I use the list in the code above
where I dele
You guys are right it is getting passed initially. I checked in by
printing the self.regressors in the class and it gives the list. But I
get the error: TypeError: iteration over non-sequence for
def Regress(self):
print self.regressors
for reg in self.regressors:
in
Let me start with my disclaimer by saying I'm new to computer
programming and have doing it for the past three weeks. I may not be
completely correct with all the jargon, so please bear with me.
Anyways, I'm writing a function which has a class called
"MultipleRegression." I want one of the vari
