Oct-08-2019, 07:27 PM
Just throwing a random break in doesn't fix the problem. Now your loop only executes once, and the else clause never activates.
In the future, please give the full text of all error messages, so I can see where the problem is. If it's on the pyplot.plot statement, it's still going to be a problem after you fix the loop. Your list c is fixed length, while (if your loop is working) d's length depends on user input.
And you are still assigning integers to d.
In the future, please give the full text of all error messages, so I can see where the problem is. If it's on the pyplot.plot statement, it's still going to be a problem after you fix the loop. Your list c is fixed length, while (if your loop is working) d's length depends on user input.
And you are still assigning integers to d.
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