Aside from what the others have said, there is also no ++ operator in python.
The line for a[i] in a will work, but it has no point and looks awful and confusing.
for a[i] in a
You should add a note to point out that this code is a parody or something.
A nice change to the code would've been to write a = a.append(i). I found that many beginners confuse the return type of the append method.
a = a.append(i)
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Aside from what the others have said, there is also no ++ operator in python.
The line
for a[i] in awill work, but it has no point and looks awful and confusing.You should add a note to point out that this code is a parody or something.
A nice change to the code would've been to write
a = a.append(i). I found that many beginners confuse the return type of the append method.