Was trying to run code ended up with return outside
For row in rows:
If list1.index(0)== list2.index(0):
return new-list.append(row[0])
Elif list1.index(1)== list2.index(1):
return new-list.append(row[1])
Elif list1.index(2)== list2.index(2):
return new-list.append(row[2])
Elif list1.index(3)== list2.index(3):
return new-list.append(row[3])
getting return outside function error
The keyword return
can only be used inside a function definition.
def helloworld():
return 'Hello World!'
print(helloworld()) # Hello World!
What you want might be something like this:
for row in rows:
if list1.index(0) == list2.index(0):
newList.append(row[0])
elif list1.index(1) == list2.index(1):
newList.append(row[1])
elif list1.index(2) == list2.index(2):
newList.append(row[2])
elif list1.index(3) == list2.index(3):
newList.append(row[3])
Also, keywords like if
, elif
can't be capitalized (Only True
, False
, and None
are capitalized). And an indent is needed after every colon. And python variables can't contain -
.