for s in s2:
s.price *= .9
--Ned.
Greg wrote:
> Hello,
> I have the following list:
>
> [<Choice: (<Size: Extra Small>, <Price: 142>)>, <Choice: (<Size:
> Small'>, <Price: 345>)>, <Choice: (<Size: Medium'>, <Price: 913>)>,
> <Choice: (<Size: Large>, <Price: 1214>)>, <Choice: (<Size: Largest'>,
> <Price: 1447>)>]
>
> In my view I want to be able to modify the Price of each element. I
> want to times the price of each element by .9. Here is my code that
> creates the above list:
>
> s2 = b.sandp.order_by('orderdisplay')
>
> I know that I can do 's2[0].price * .9'. However, that just modifies
> the first element. Is there anyway that I can do this for every
> element all at once?
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
>
> >
>
>
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