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@CodersDomain

8 months ago

Best practice❌
Another method✅

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@ColiteDominum

8 months ago

Why not:
for i in names:
print(i)

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@jorgegomezabrante8780

7 months ago

What if you only need the index but not the value. Ignore the value with an underscore? _

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@doriansw305

8 months ago

Both are 2 lines of code, both work and are readable. Whay do you mean "not a good practice"?

It is very clear and straightforward to use first one, so I heavily disagree on you with this one.

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@bacon-SG

8 months ago

I'm no python programmer, but from what I understand if you need both the value and the index, enumerate is more efficient since you don't have to access the index of the array in each loop(which in most languages it shouldn't be a problem, but looks like for python it is... ). The problem with this kind of shorts is that he's not explaining it, he's just, this is bad and this is good with no context. From a readability perspective, both are ok...

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@leaveitblank1898

8 months ago

No its not best practice? You gave no reason to use one over other?😅

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