[Solved] Listing the output of list.count()

Question

I have a list, and the output of list.count() is displayed on a new line for each item. Calling for list isn't working. How can I list the output? And how can I call for a specific line?
P.S: It's multiple counts because I'm using a loop.

Answer 1

Phantom instead of printing, why do you not make a new list, and append to it ?

Answer 2

Can you share your code ? Also, I didn't understand you question very well, can you give an example or two ?

Answer 3

Phantom post your code please

Answer 4

Which problem ? (advice: it's better to leave an empty line between some blocks for better readability)
EDIT: No need to answer, it's the military problem I think

Answer 5

Maybe you missed this case:
12:00 AM will be 00:00, and not 12:00
Otherwise your code should be working

Answer 6

Phantom did it work ?

Answer 7

Phantom I only asked before I saw the error in your code.
1) You checked for m == "60", while you should be checking for m == "0"

2) You printed 1:00, you should print 01:00

Answer 8

Phantom 12:60 doesn't not exist, the maximum you can get is 59, 12:60 will be 01:00AM, so you can just remove that case

Answer 9

Hint:
When you get an input of 2:00 AM for example, your code outputs 2:00, but it should output 02:00

I just took a look at your code again, and this is the only thing you're still missing

Answer 10

Phantom no problem

Answer 11

Phantom no problem! If you have more questions, ask here, instead of making a new post

Answer 12

I don't know, I don't use the code playground a lot, but I couldn't import num2words when I just tried.
Also, it is better not to use external modules too much, try to code it yourself first, you'll learn more

Answer 13

Phantom that's not possible. I mean think about it, if you don't want to display the message, then how would others read it ? You can use input() for that, otherwise if you use input(Some text) and that text is not an empty character, then it will be displayed

Answer 14

https://code.sololearn.com/c7gSDQ1Vwlzo/?ref=app
Aymane Boukrouh

Answer 15

Another way to do,
[l.count(i) for i in l]
This will create the list.

Answer 16

Done. Thx for pointing it out. Appreciate it.
Aymane Boukrouh

Answer 17

A list like this ["a","b","c"], but I'm using a for loop to count for each item. The output goes like this:
1
1
1
I need to list the output.
And is there a way to call for line(x), that would probably do it.
Aymane Boukrouh

Answer 18

I need to list it and then use max()

Answer 19

I'm just testing it. I will remove the print later. I just tried that and it worked. Thx a lot. Aymane Boukrouh

Answer 20

Ok. Aymane Boukrouh