Accessing array elements

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How do I access the row names from this array?

What I have tried:

Python

data = [
    ["Fruit", "Quantity"],
    ["Kiwi", 3],
    ["Grape", 15]
]

for r in data:
    print(r)

Posted 25-Apr-18 11:52am

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Updated 27-Apr-18 0:06am

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User 7429338 · Answer 1 · 2018-04-25T20:55:00

Solution 1

The loop for r in data means r will hold e.g. ["Kiwi", "3"].

If you want to have "Kiwi", you can use data[1][0] or r[0]. If you want to have 3, you can use data[1][1] or r[1].

Posted 25-Apr-18 20:55pm

User 7429338