Dear community,
I am absolutely new to Python but like to learn it.
Could you pls help to understand following code ( I dont understand the bold portion of the code):
I am absolutely new to Python but like to learn it.
Could you pls help to understand following code ( I dont understand the bold portion of the code):
# enumerate function in loops l1 = ["eat","sleep","repeat"] # printing the tuples in object directly for ele in enumerate(l1): print (ele) # changing index and printing separately # I don't understand next part for count,ele in enumerate(l1,100): print (count,ele)So i dont understand what does count,ele is ? Shouldn't it be one variable after for? what is the comma in between count and ele? And why it removes parentheses in output?