I've been googling around for the answer to this question, but have had no luck to date.
Python lists.
I have a list with 3 rows of data in it.
K[0]
K[1]
K[2]
If for example I wish to go to a specific index number within the list discribed obove, say k[2] index 127, how do I do that. I want to be able to print the contents of that element at that index.
All help greatfully appreciated!
Do you simply mean:
print(K[2][127])
You can access sub-indices like you would any other.
You can index into the container at K[2] exactly as you indexed into the container K:
element = K[2][127]
Example:
# 0 1 2
>>> l = [[1, 2, 3], # l[0]
[4, 5, 6], # l[1]
[7, 8, 9]] # l[2]
>>> l[2][0]
7
I think you are describing a 2d array. To access single elements in a 2d array, simply use the double [] notation:
K[2][127] # index 127
