I have a doubt.
I had a list like this
[['Varun', 19.0], ['Kakunami', 19.0], ['Harsh', 20.0], ['Beria', 20.0],
['Vikas', 21.0]]
I am using a for loop to del the rows with the lowest value like this:
for row in marks:
if row[1] == lowest:
marks.remove(row)
But after running this loop, I get the following:
[['Kakunami', 19.0], ['Harsh', 20.0], ['Beria', 20.0], ['Vikas', 21.0]]
If I print row for every iteration one row is missed in the iteration. Here
is the output.
['Varun', 19.0]
['Harsh', 20.0]
['Beria', 20.0]
['Vikas', 21.0]
If I use list comprehensions, I get the right output. I just want to
understand what is happening. Can anyone help me out here?
This if from an hackerrank assignment.
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