This is bothering me, my code works and runs but when I went to run it, it seems to be looping my for loops twice, can anyone help me with my logic? Thanks...
I try with a loop like that // ArrayList tourists for (Tourist t : tourists) { if (t != null) { t.setId(idForm);
Is there a way to make this cleaner and not use the tempvalue like i have done here? UPDATE thecode had a logic bug and didn\'t show what I\'m doing.
I am aware that two collections can be accessed simultaneously using for i,j in zip([1,2,3],[4,5,6]): print i,j
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Well I\'m creating an application, I\'m using for loops to basically read every pixel of an image looking for patterns in pixel color (simple stuff) Anyway for some reason my application simply locks