Hello - thanks for the helpful article and code examples. Pylint suggested I use enumerate instead of for ... . Here is the code I changed to follow the advice. I think I am getting the same response, but am curious if you see any issues with it.
Original:
for i in range(0, len(author_names)):
self.authors.append({"id": author_ids[i], "name": author_names[i]})
My changes:
for count in enumerate(author_names):
self.authors.append({"id": author_ids[count], "name":author_names[count]})
Hello - thanks for the helpful article and code examples. Pylint suggested I use enumerate instead of for ... . Here is the code I changed to follow the advice. I think I am getting the same response, but am curious if you see any issues with it.
Original:
for i in range(0, len(author_names)):
self.authors.append({"id": author_ids[i], "name": author_names[i]})
My changes:
for count in enumerate(author_names):
self.authors.append({"id": author_ids[count], "name":author_names[count]})
enumerate()is ok.