How to solve : '<' not supported between instances of 'type' and 'int' in pyhton

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How to iterate a list having integer on >, < , >=,<= in python

What I have tried:

def convert(*a):
    for n in a:
        if n<8: 
                print (n)
        elif n>= 11 and n<=18:
                print (n-2)
        elif n>= 20 and n<=319:
                print (n-3)  
        elif n>= 321 and n<=328:
                print (n-4)
        elif n>= 331 and n<=338:
                print (n-6)
        elif n>= 341 and n<=348:
                print (n-8)
        elif n>= 351 and n<=358:
                print (n-10)
        elif n>= 360 and n<=659:
                print (n-11)
        elif n>= 661 and n<=668:
                print (n-12) 
        elif n>= 671 and n<=678:
                print (n-14) 
        else:
                print (0)

list1=[34,332,34,75,454,76,78,898]
convert(list1)

Posted 3-Mar-20 8:41am

User-14705882

Updated 3-Mar-20 22:42pm

Rick York

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2020-03-03T22:43:00

Solution 1

You do not need the asterisk on the parameter name:

Python

def convert(a):
    for n in a:

Python knows that parameter a is a list, so there is no need to mark it as a variable set.

Posted 3-Mar-20 22:43pm

Richard MacCutchan

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Richard MacCutchan 4-Mar-20 7:45am

What problem? When I run it it prints a list of values, all of which are correct:

User-14705882 5-Mar-20 1:50am

yeah , thanks it works now