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¿Por qué si creo una variable que contenga el reverso de una lista, e imprimo esa variable el resultado es none?

lista = ["mañana", "cálida"] reverso = lista.reverse() print (reverso) >>> none.

22nd Oct 2017, 8:23 PM
Kinestetic
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Hablo un poco de espanol... Prueba esto: lista = ["mañana", "cálida"] for word in reversed(lista): print (word) Good luck! :)
23rd Oct 2017, 4:27 AM
derXred
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thanks for your answer, but what interests me is to understand the logic. Why the variable does not contain the reverse?
23rd Oct 2017, 8:00 AM
Kinestetic
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what you want to achieve? reverse of the list or reverse of the letters of each word? (reversed is a function/action that change the variables order inside de list from 1 to n => n to 1 i am not sure what you call "variable" :p if you can explain a bit,maybe i can help you a bit
23rd Oct 2017, 12:55 PM
derXred
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variable is the container name. for example, in this case the variable would be lista. y pues, lo que tenia pensado era que mostrara la lista de la siguiente manera ["cálida","mañana"]
23rd Oct 2017, 5:32 PM
Kinestetic
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well with what i gived you earyler that you gonna achieve :) word1 will be at the end and word2 gonna be first
23rd Oct 2017, 5:37 PM
derXred
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