George Yoshida wrote:
> Rakesh wrote:
>
> > To quote a much smaller trimmed-down example, here is how it looks
> > like:
> > ## -----------------------------------------------
> > # Entry Point to the whole program
> > ## -----------------------------------------------
> > def main():
> > mylist = GenerateList()
> > minnumber = min(mylist)
> > for num in mylist:
> > print num - minnumber
> > ## TODO: Interpreter errors above.
>
>
> Try printing mylist. Then you'll know why - operand doesn't work.
> You're creating a nested tuple.
>
> I'd recommend changing the original script to something like::
>
> seconds = []
> [snip]
>
> # Convert the date format to the seconds since epoch
> for i in xrange( len(dates) ):
> thissecond = parseDate(dates[i][1])
> seconds.append(thissecond)
>
> or if you want to stick with tuple::
>
> seconds = ()
> [snip]
>
> # Convert the date format to the seconds since epoch
> for i in xrange( len(dates) ):
> thissecond = parseDate(dates[i][1])
> seconds += (thissecond, )
>
> -- george
Thanks. That fixed the problem.
## --------------------------------------------
## Generate a list
## --------------------------------------------
def GenerateList():
array = []
for i in xrange(10):
array.append(i)
return array
## -----------------------------------------------
# Entry Point to the whole program
## -----------------------------------------------
def main():
mylist = GenerateList()
minnumber = min(mylist)
for num in mylist:
print num - minnumber
## --------------------------------
# Entry-point to the whole program
## --------------------------------
main()
This is how my revised code looks like
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