#๐ ๐ please help explain this inventory management code
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Hey @neat turret!
```py
print('Hello, world!')
```
This will result in the following:
print('Hello, world!')```
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thats a lot to explain. Do you have a problem with which line specifically?
you mean itemInventory.index or itemNumber[index]?
Right so do you know what the list itemNumber looks like?
ok but what does a filled list of itemNumber looks like?
that's strange. it should have picked up the index of the first juice and increase its itemNumber on that index
So it increases by += 1 on the index of the same item in itemInventory
index = itemInventory.index(item)
itemNumber[index] +=1
When trying to find the index of the item that you're looking for example item = juice, then the index should be 0
index = itemInventory.index('juice')
print(index) # shows 0
itemNumber[index] +=1
Then to increase the count of that juice in itemNumber list, you increase it by 1 in itemNumber[index] +=1
It doesn't append or increase the list size. It just adds the current int count of that same index by 1
Longer form looks like
index = itemInventory.index('juice')
print(index) # shows 0
itemNumber[0] = itemNumber[0] + 1 # replacing "index" with the value 0
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