file = open("/usercode/files/pull_ups.txt") n = int(input()) work = file.readlines(n) print(work) #your code goes here

Question

Pls I need help outputting the 'nth' term

Answer 1

work = file.readlines()
print(work[n])

Answer 2

And don't forget to close the file.

Answer 3

I would suggest to use context manager:

with open("file.txt") as txt:
index = int(input())
lines = txt.readlines()
print(lines[index])

Answer 4

Thank you Simba, it works. Am grateful 🙏

Answer 5

Prof. Einstein, my sincere apologies I could not get back in time as I have been previously occupied. And thank you for the recognition.

Answer 6

Simba Not being pedantic, but I need to emphasize on the extra trailing new-line character (although it doesn't really lead to any issues). The modified code:

work = file.readlines()
print(work[n][:-1])

Answer 7

Oh, alright. Thank you Quoi Runtime

Answer 8

What am I doing wrong?

Answer 9

Tom has done pull ups every day and recorded his results. He recorded each day's results in a new line, so that each line represents each day he has done pull ups.
Create a program that takes n number as input and outputs the n-th days result (starting from 0).

Sample Input
4

Sample Output
Day 4, 9 pull ups

Answer 10

That's the problem 👆, thank you 🙏

Answer 11

Thank you Kamil Hamid also for your effort 🙏

Answer 12

It's no problem Kamil Hamid, I understand

Answer 13

What is it doing that you don’t want (as I don’t have access to that file)

Answer 14

Is it also possible you could put what this code outputs (with the bug)