May-21-2019, 09:48 AM
The output is right.
You have to look how
Range starts with -1, then it adds 100 for the next step, then it's compared to end.
If the value is bigger then the end value, then StopIteration is raised.
If you want to have a range like
Range can only handle integer, not floats.
You have to look how
range(-1, 1, 100) works.Range starts with -1, then it adds 100 for the next step, then it's compared to end.
If the value is bigger then the end value, then StopIteration is raised.
If you want to have a range like
-1, -0.9, -0.8 ... +1, then use a factor.Range can only handle integer, not floats.
xlist = [x/1000 for x in range(-1000,1000,1)]
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