I'm not sure who you are, but you forgot to include the list. Therefore
I'll forward this to the list, and add my comments about your suggestions.
On 02/20/2012 11:31 AM, Ricardo Araoz wrote:
El 20/02/12 00:00, Dave Angel escribió:
On 02/19/2012 07:01 PM, Deborah Knoll wrote:
A couple of side notes...
Here is my new code:
amounts = [0 for index in range (7)]
myamt = len(amounts)
myamt = 7
amounts = [0 for index in range(myamt)][0 for index in range(myamt)]
or even
amounts = [0] * myamt
def getnumbers():
for index in range(myamt):
amounts[index] = int (input ("Enter an amount: "))
amtinput = int (amounts)
while amtinput< 1 or amtinput> 1001:
print ("Try again")
amounts[index] = int (input ("Enter an amount: "))
amtinput = int (amounts)
amtinput.sort()
amtinput.reverse()
Untested :
while True:
try:
amounts[index] = int (input ("Enter an amount: "))
amtinput = int (amounts)
int() won't operate on a list. Probably you meant it to operate on a
string, but there are no strings in it, it's a list of ints.
except ValueError:
print ('Not an integer')
if 1<= amtinput<= 1001:
break
else:
print('Value must be between 1 and 1001')
--
DaveA
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