🔒 i need help

[light horizon]

hey im very new to python and i got confused with the for loop, i want to print values that i input and got added to list which look like this
foods=["pizza","burger","fries"]
prices=[15,20,11]
then i want to print this
print (f"You buy {food} with the prices of: {price}")
now i use for loop to print them but it didnt work like i imagine
for food in foods: print(foods,end=" ") for price in prices: print (f"You buy {food} with the prices of: {price}")

[broken carbon]

@light horizon

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[light horizon]

idk if i can explain in an easy way to understand

[whole atlas]

if you have to use lists and for loops here, you need to use the index of the lists and iterate through them

[opaque goblet]

you can also use zip

!d zip

[broken carbon]

zip

zip(*iterables, strict=False)```
Iterate over several iterables in parallel, producing tuples with an item from each one.

Example...

[opaque goblet]

!e

foods=["pizza","burger","fries"]
prices=[15,20,11]

for food, price in zip(foods, prices):
   print(food, price)

[broken carbon]

:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | pizza 15
002 | burger 20
003 | fries 11

[opaque goblet]

this also works ^

[opaque goblet]

is this what you wanted?

[light horizon]

yes

thanks you🙏🙏

[opaque goblet]

nw

[modern whale]

!e - if you're doing it without zip() (which is more cumbersome) you would do something like

foods = ["pizza", "burger", "fries"]
prices = [15, 20, 11]

for i in range(len(foods)):
    print(foods[i], prices[i])

[broken carbon]

:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | pizza 15
002 | burger 20
003 | fries 11

[hollow tiger]

!e
Or you can use range based for loops to do the same

foods=["pizza","burger","fries"]
prices=[15,20,11]

for i in range(len(foods)):
  print(foods[i], prices[i])

[modern whale]

look just above 😉

[hollow tiger]

Lol, we both gave the same solutions

[modern whale]

yeah, character for character unless you count spaces for formatting 😁

[hollow tiger]

Yeah, I was actually stunned, I thought how my message got sent without pressing Enter

[modern whale]

also, the message must start with the !e to work, that's why i wrote my comment after on that same line

[modern whale]

by magic 😉

[hollow tiger]

Oh I got it, so thats why my codeblock wasn't executed, thanks

[broken carbon]

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