Example 1: Using enumerate
Output
0 21 1 44 2 35 3 11
Using enumerate(), we can print both the index and the values.
- Pass two loop variables
indexandvalin the for loop. You can give any name to these variables. - Print the required variables inside the for loop block.
The function of enumerate() is to add a counter (i.e. index) to the iterate and return it. If you want to learn more about enumerate(), please visit Python enumerate().
Example 2: Start the indexing with non zero value
Output
1 21 2 44 3 35 4 11
The value of the parameter start provides the starting index.
Example 3: Without using enumerate()
Output
0 21 1 44 2 35 3 11
You can access the index even without using enumerate().
- Using a for loop, iterate through the length of
my_list. Loop variableindexstarts from 0 in this case. - In each iteration, get the value of the list at the current
indexusing the statementvalue = my_list[index]. - Print the
valueandindex.