🔒 How can I limit my output of the list to 6 values per line?

[junior stream]

def get_data():
    ans = int(input("Input a 2 digit number: "))
    
    while (ans >= 100 or ans < 10):
        ans = int(input("Error, out of bounds, try again: "))
    
    new_list = []
    
    for i in range(0,ans):
        new_list.append(random.randint(10,99))
        
    return new_list

def print_data(num):
    l = get_data()
    
    print(len(l), "random values:", l)
    
    newl = []
    for i in range(0,len(l)):
        if (l[i] > num):
            newl.append(l[i])
    
    for i in range(0,len(newl)):
        print(newl[i], end=" ")    
    
    print('\n' + str(len(newl)), "values over", num)
                 
print_data(12)```

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are you familiar with slicing?

[junior stream]

Like printing [:6] as the for loop iterates?

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yes, you basically need to create what's called a "sliding window"

so you slice [0:6], then [6:12], then [12:18], and so on

do you see a pattern here?

the start increases by 6, and the stop is always start + 6

[junior stream]

i+6?

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yes, so if you can create a loop that counts by 6, then you would slice [i:i + 6]

[junior stream]

Ty

.solved

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it's with !

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!solved

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