can anyone explain me what is input() for in range(int(input()))

Question

x = [input() for i in range(int(input()))]

Why ther is input() before for ??

Answer 1

That's a list comprehension.

If you want to figure out how these work, read this:

https://code.sololearn.com/ck6HicJ6Z8jG/?ref=app

Answer 2

It will make a list of string with a length of int(input())
for example :
if you put 10 for int(input())
it will take 10 string values as input from you and make them into a list

Answer 3

HonFu sorry can't understand pls simplyfy it for me

Answer 4

Hamza Rarani sir I was asking that why there is input() before for ?

Answer 5

smiley it is for taking the input values from user which will then be stored in the list.
I hope that makes it clear.🙂

Answer 6

https://code.sololearn.com/cEqzL85FxR1H/?ref=app

try like this:
first line integer example: 3
then:
following three lines
a
b
c

Answer 7

Hamza Rarani so can I do some what like this
a = input ()
For I in range(input):
X[i] = input()

Answer 8

smiley
a = int(input())
for i in range(a):
x[i]=input()

this way u can do it

Answer 9

Hamza Rarani sorry sir but your above code is giving error

Answer 10

smiley check the code now
For EOF error you just have to wrap the code in the try except