I'm trying to read a 2-D table but when I put the values and insert them into the index of the print function, I get an error.
The table is 6x6. Even if I write 1 as column and 1 as line I get the error again.
My code:
line = input('Do you wanna the object in the line:...>>>')
column = input('Do you wanna the object in the column:...>>>')
print ('Query line: Column:',column, ' Line:', line, line[int(line)][int(column)])
Since you have not given a name to the 2-D table, in my solution I assume it to be table.
table = [[], [], []] # some 2-D array
line = int(raw_input("Enter the line: "))
column = int(raw_input("Enter the column: "))
print("Line:", line, "Column:", column, "Item:", table[line][column])
I hope you find this helpful.
I am guessing your issue is that you are trying to do - line[int(line)][int(column)] , access the line string as a 2d table, you should give your 2d table's name , instead of line.
Example -
table[int(line)][int(column)] #if table is the name of the 2d table otherwise give 2d table's name instead of `table`
IndexError: string index out of range
This errors is simple to explain. Valid indices for a string str are in the range 0 to len(str) - 1 inclusive. You have supplied an index outside that range.
For instance, suppose we have
str = 'abc'
Then the following are valid: str[0], str[1] and str[2]. All other indices result in a runtime error.
You need to identify where in your code you supply an invalid index. It appears that would have to be where you write:
line[...]
you supply an invalid index.
Once you fix that you'll hit the next problem. That is that line[...] is a single character and cannot itself be indexed. So even when you fix the outer index, the inner indexing is always invalid.
I don't know what your code is meant to do so cannot tell you how to fix that next problem.
