So
You were doing fine up to here...
for x in list: do_something_with_an_element(list[x])
and python keeps track of x for you.
Now you are back into your original mistake! It should be for x in list: do_something_with_an_element(x)
The variable in a for loop receives the actual list elements, not their indices.
BTW it's a good idea to use a name other than 'list' for your list; 'list' is actually the name of the list type.
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