Printing list index using a "for" loop

Question

cities=["city_0","city_1","city_2","city_3","city_4","city_5"]

for i in cities:
print(cities[i]" ") #prints the names of the destinations
print(cities.index(cities[i])) #prints the index

So I created a list of cities and I want to print the names of the cities and the index next to the name of each city. Is this the right way?? :/

Answer 1

cities=["city_0","city_1","city_2","city_3","city_4","city_5"]

for i in range(0,len(cities)):
print(cities[i])
print(cities.index(cities[i]))

#you want to do it with range of 0 to length of cities, as in the old one the i in cities[i] would be "city_0" instead of just the number 0. The " " was also unneeded.

Answer 2

didn't think of using 'range()' thank you 😉