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python - How to print list of strings but skip the first item / jump to ...
Instead of hard-coding 1 as an index, we'll look for the first index in the list where a provided value occurs and use that to get a list slice. def list_slice_from_value_to_end(lst, val): try: return lst[lst.index(val):] except ValueError: return [] Now we can write a loop like the following:
python - How to print list of strings but skip the first item / jump to ...
Instead of hard-coding 1 as an index, we'll look for the first index in the list where a provided value occurs and use that to get a list slice. def list_slice_from_value_to_end(lst, val): try: return lst[lst.index(val):] except ValueError: return [] Now we can write a loop like the following:
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