Enumerate, oh Python’s gift
To traverse with index, swift
For loop with index and value in tow
In sequence, enumerate’s power does show
In Python, the enumerate function allows me to loop over a sequence while keeping track of the index of the current item. This is really useful when I need to access both the index and the value of each item in a list or any other iterable object. I can use the enumerate function in a for loop to access the index and value of each item in the sequence, and I can also specify a start value for the index if I need to. One thing to keep in mind is that the index starts at 0 by default, but I can change this by specifying a start value when using enumerate. Another important thing to note is that enumerate returns an enumerate object, which I can convert to a list or a tuple if I need to access the index-value pairs as a separate data structure. Overall, the enumerate function is a really useful tool for iterating over sequences while keeping track of the index.
Enumerate yields
Index and value in sequence
Python's handy toolhttps://t.co/DGpnJ94UYy#PythonHaiku pic.twitter.com/vMea9IYw0g— Walker Spearson (@SpearsonWa83643) March 9, 2024