list operators

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/cnEzL45zquNl/#py
Can Someone Explain
(A) Why Is It Not Appearing as 'Groundnut Or Butter' Instead 'ingredient[4] or ingredient[5]'
(B) Why I Am Not Able To Split The Statement Within else

Answer 1

Mani
working fine now.
https://code.sololearn.com/c3XJxgD14t9S/?ref=app
edited: what you mean by your second question.kindly explan it

Answer 2

Mani
This is how split works.
https://code.sololearn.com/cl3WhHawve6v/?ref=app

Answer 3

Hey split() is not working as you have added the parenthesis. So remove the brackets in the y variable and then add a semicolon ";".

Answer 4

But what about the 'split()'
Can even correct me where did I go wrong ??

Answer 5

What you want to do explain ?
I could'nt get your point.

Answer 6

Explanation: you are printing ingredients[4] as it is not its value.
eg.
a=2
print("a")
This prints a character a .
So to print its value you have to write it in print statement without quotation marks.
Like this.
a=2
print(a)
Output is 2

Answer 7

Broi, I understand that one. Thanks again for explaining my mistake. But I have used a list () statement in top of my code and split() statement at the end of code. Notice !! . The thing I am trying to figure out why isn't split() doesn't work ??

Answer 8

Oh !! Got it

Answer 9

Finally figured it out. Thanks a lot Muhammad Bilal

Answer 10

You're welcome

Answer 11

you should change all if condition into elif just no 1 condition if ..and last condition else
x = ("Welcome To The Supermarket")
print(list(x))
ingredients = ['Wheat','Rice','Corn','Dal','Groundnut','Butter']
if 'Wheat' in ingredients:
print("Its Packed")
elif 'Rice' in ingredients:
print("We Don't Sell Rice")
elif 'Corn' in ingredients:
print("You Have Recieced an Discountl")
elif 'Dal' in ingredients:
print("Do You Need moong Dal Or massor dal")
elif 'Butter' in ingredients:
print("You Dont Have Enough Money, \nSo Select Either,ingredients[4],'or',ingredients[5] ")
print('Milk' not in ingredients)
elif 'Milk' in ingredients:
print("not again")
else:
y = ("Thanks For Shopping. Do Visit Again")
print(y.split(" "))

Answer 12

I was just trying to make use of split() and list() in one of my statements. list () is working but split() doesn't ??

Answer 13

(A) cause you wrote it within quotes, you shall write it outside quotes....
(B) split is working dude...