What wrong with this? Why the output not is ["p","y","t","h","o","n"]

Question

stg=list(" py th on ")
for c in stg:
if c is " ":
stg.remove(" ")
print(stg)

Answer 1

You're changing the list while you're iterating over it. That's generally not a good idea. You can use a print statement in the for loop to see how the list changes dynamically

Answer 2

Gordon My answers are still several pages long if you display them on a very small screen 😏

Answer 3

Anna, you changed🤭. You used to give very detailed explanation in each step. Page length answers.

Answer 4

you could also use:
stg=list(" py th on ")
print(list(filter(lambda x: x != ' ', stg)))

Answer 5

stg = [c for c in stg if c != ' ']

or:

stg=list(" py th on ")
while ' ' in stg:
stg.remove(" ")

Answer 6

Thanks for the answers!😁

Answer 7

I've solved my problem. Thanks again!
https://code.sololearn.com/cyQMHg2nl5Ou/?ref=app