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'int' object is not iterable - el_bueno - Feb-18-2020

Hello Everyone!

Why do I see the error ('int' object is not iterable) when I add the method list?
list02=[a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j]
for item,item1 in enumerate(list02):
    print(list(item))
And thank you.


RE: 'int' object is not iterable - michael1789 - Feb-18-2020

list() converts to a list, but an int only has one item and can't be a list.


RE: 'int' object is not iterable - Larz60+ - Feb-18-2020

enumerate returns an index and a value;
thus your code, item is an integer (index within list) and item 1 is the value at that index.
in addition, your print is incorrect, print(item) will print the index, whereas
print(item1) will print the value of the element at index item