Hello,
i’m kind of new to python, perhaps someone can point me in the right direction?
I’ve created a definition with some if statements inside. Now when the input is a list I get only 1 value as output, right? So how can I create a for loop in a definition with 2 arguments that will return me the value I need for each value in the list?
Thanks a lot in advance!
You have not uploaded anything, can you show what you’ve tried?
And why do you need python?
Hi Jonathan,
good point. I just want to learn how this is done in python. With code block it’s pretty simple:
x>=0 && y>=0 ? 0 :
x>=0 && y<0 ? 90 :
x<0 && y<0 ? 180 :
x<0 && y>=0 ? 270 : 0;
But in Python i’ve to use this for loop, otherwise the output is only a single value.
You’re almost there, try instead of using “return” define an empty list in line 9:
output = []
And replace “return …” with:
output.append(YourValue)
great! Thanks
