Python Programming - Using Len in Range Function
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Python Programming - Using Len in Range Function


# Program using range and len
# Create a list
linuxdistros = ["ubunutu", "debian", "linuxmint", "knoppix", "puppy", "fedora",
"redhat", "kali", "pclinuxos", "gentoo", "slackware", "dsl"]
print (linuxdistros)
# find the length of the list
lengthlinuxdistros = len(linuxdistros)
print ("The length of the linuxdistro list is:", lengthlinuxdistros)
# find the length of list to determine the number for range
for n in range(len(linuxdistros) ):
print ("Linux distros:", n )
# print the list
print ("\nThe linuxdistro list is: ")
number = 1
for alpha in linuxdistros:
print (number,":",alpha)
number = number + 1
# Create a list
linuxdistros = ["ubunutu", "debian", "linuxmint", "knoppix", "puppy", "fedora",
"redhat", "kali", "pclinuxos", "gentoo", "slackware", "dsl"]
print (linuxdistros)
# find the length of the list
lengthlinuxdistros = len(linuxdistros)
print ("The length of the linuxdistro list is:", lengthlinuxdistros)
# find the length of list to determine the number for range
for n in range(len(linuxdistros) ):
print ("Linux distros:", n )
# print the list
print ("\nThe linuxdistro list is: ")
number = 1
for alpha in linuxdistros:
print (number,":",alpha)
number = number + 1