B=l.append((l[i]+A+B))
l is a list here and i am trying to append into it more value for it to act as an array . But its still giving me error like list index out of range . How to get rid of it ?
Add a comment
|
3 Answers
There are many problems in your code:
1) the append method does not return anything, so it does not make sense to write B = l.append(...)
2) The double parenthesis are confusing, the code you wrote is exactly equivalent to B.append(l[i]+A+B)
3) Finally, obviously, the index i must be a valid index for the list l, otherwise you will get an IndexError exception.
Comments
List index out of range means that i is greater than len(l) - 1 (since Python, and many other programming languages, use indexing that starts at 0 instead of 1, the last item in the list has index len(l) - 1, not just len(l).
Try debugging like so:
try:
B = l.append((l[i] + A + B))
except IndexError:
print "Appending from index", i, "to list l of length:", len(l)
raise
This will tell you the value of i and the length of l when the append fails so you can search for the problem.
Is this in a loop? It may help to show us the code of the loop. It could be that, even though you're increasing the length of l by appending to it, you're increasing i even faster, so that it eventually gets to be bigger than len(l) - 1.
Comments
Variable i is larger or equal to the size of the l array.
