I am trying to include a list (with the use of a range) within a multiplication to get multiple values back:
say I have z = range(0, 26, 5)
how do I include this range into the formula:
t = (z * 4) + z
to then get back five different values? (i.e for every value of z)
You can use a for-loop over the range within square-brackets, which will get you a list. This is called a list comprehension.
t = [(x * 4) + x for x in z]
Isn't that the same as? :
t = [(x * 5) for x in z]