I just recently started using Python and I was wondering if there was a way to increase a value in a list.
DarkFeather
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mylist[2] += incrementfor example increments the third item in mylist. Lists are mutable objects in python, which means that every item in the list can be replaced by any other value.
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Gribouillis
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Yes, mylist[2] += increment for example increments the third item in mylist. Lists are mutable objects in python, which means that every item in the list can be replaced by any other value.
DarkFeather
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Thank you! I can't believe I never thought of using += <_<
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