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adding elements to a list that are more than a specific number - Olavv - Mar-19-2020
How do I add elements from a list to another list that are more than a specific number?
I've tried this:
list1=[2, 5, 3]
list2=[]
if number in list1 > 3:
list2.append(number)
Why does this not work, and how can I change it?
RE: adding elements to a list that are more than a specific number - perfringo - Mar-19-2020
To iterate over items use for-loop and then use if-comparison to check value.
RE: adding elements to a list that are more than a specific number - Olavv - Mar-19-2020
(Mar-19-2020, 03:35 PM)perfringo Wrote: To iterate over items use for-loop and then use if-comparison to check value.thank you