Hi, just started python at Uni and think i am in for a rough ride with zero
> prior experience in programming.
> Anyway my problem that i can't fix my self after googling.
>
> The exercise is to generate a list of odd numbers between 1-100 and the
> same
> for even numbers.
>
> So far this is what i have
> way to display numbers 1 - 100
> numbers = range(100)
> this gives me numbers= range(0,100) as an output in python 3.0
>
I find it easy to do all this stuff with list comprehensions, but i am a
beginner so this might not be the most efficient way to do it
numbers=[]
for x in range(1,101):
numbers.append(x)
> #A way to display all odd numbers
> odd = numbers[::2]
>
instead i do this:
odd=[]
for y in range(1,101,2):
odd.append(y)
> #A way to display all even numbers
>
even=[]
for z in range(2,101,2):
even.append(z)
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