This simple piece of code wont work for me! where have i gone wrong?

Question

this simple piece of code wont work for me:

start = [range(0, 40)]
for word in start:
print(word)
print(">End<")

Please help! thanks!

Answer 1

You can also just omit the brackets, then start contains the range-object.

start = range(0, 40)
for word in start:
print(word)
print(">End<")

Answer 2

start = range(0, 40)

Since range returns a list by default there is no need for the brackets.

Answer 3

Thank you so much Don't Mess With Texas, Frost, Seb TheS, Matthias!

Answer 4

I have 2 simple solutions:

#By list comprehension:
start = [i for i in range(0, 40)]
for word in start:
print(word)
print(">End<")

#By list function:
start = list(range(0, 40))
for word in start:
print(word)
print(">End<")