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Python enumerate() Function

Example

Convert a tuple into an enumerate object:

x= ["eat", "sleep", "repeat"]

s1 = "geek"

# creating enumerate objects

obj1 = enumerate(x)

obj2 = enumerate(s1)

print ("Return type:", type(obj1))

print (list(enumerate(x)))

# changing start index to 2 from 0

print (list(enumerate(s1, 2)))

-----------------------------------------Output-----------------------------------

Return type: <class 'enumerate'>

[(0, 'eat'), (1, 'sleep'), (2, 'repeat')]

[(2, 'g'), (3, 'e'), (4, 'e'), (5, 'k')]

x= ["eat", "sleep", "repeat"]

# printing the tuples in object directly

for ele in enumerate(x):

print (ele)

--------------Output without determining start point for starting Number to enumerate-------------------

(0, 'eat')

(1, 'sleep')

(2, 'repeat')
-----------------------------but if when using start point for starting Number to enumerate-------------------------------

# changing index and printing separately

for count, ele in enumerate(x, 100):

print (ele)

---------------------output------------

(100, 'eat')

(101, 'sleep')

(102, 'repeat')

-----------------------------but if when using start point for starting Number to enumerate with count the result-------------------------------

for count, ele in enumerate(x, 100):

print (count, ele)
---------------------output------------

100 eat

101 sleep

102 repeat
--------------------------

# getting desired output from tuple

for count, ele in enumerate(x):

print(count)

print(ele)
---------------------output------------

eat

sleep

repeat

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