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Print max numbers in a list - jimmoriarty - Sep-25-2020 So, guys, i'm having a problem with my code. What i need to do is take grades of n students and put on a list, and take their grades e put on otherlist what i did, but, i'm not getting print the names of the students if more than one get the highest grade. My code until now: student = [] grade = [] maxStudents =[] while len(student) < 5: student.append(input('Write de student name')) grade.append(int(input('Write the student grade'))) for i in grade: if i == max(grade,key=int): maxStudents.append(student[grade.index(i)]) print(maxStudents) RE: Print max numbers in a list - DPaul - Sep-25-2020 There are many solutions, knowing that ".index(i)" will give you the first occurence only. Two suggestions: 1) Start an independent counter incremented in each loop. student[x], will give the different names (2 extra lines) 2) Do a diffenrent kind of loop , like "for i in range(len(grade)):", again student[i] will do the trick. (no extra lines) Paul |