Hi all, I am just trying basic python to find prime numbers between a range (lower and upper). But I couldn’t quite get the output in the form of list levels… I want the output lists (prime nums, count, sum) to be nested lists of the same lengths. [image] lower = IN[0] upper = IN[1] prime_num = …

After struggling a while, I was able to achieve it. [image] def tolist(input): result = input if isinstance(input, list) else [input] return result lower = tolist(IN[0]) upper = tolist(IN[1]) prime_list = [] for l,u in zip(lower, upper): prime_num = [] for num in range(l, u+1): if num > …

List structure in Python

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Draxl_Andreas July 21, 2022, 10:09am 2

@theshysnail ,

actually it was not solved… maybe you can load the packages

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