Python For Loop enumerate control

Question

Hello I Have This Code

loss = list(range(1,10))

lists_fru = ['apple','banana','strawberry','erdberry','mango']

for index ,i in enumerate(loss):

    if i > len(lists_fru):
        print('larg')
        
    else:
        print(lists_fru[index])

The Resul Of It

What I'm Looking For Or What I'm Trying To Do

I Wanna when the list_fru end to complete the loop from the begining

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norie · Accepted Answer · 2021-04-22 16:12:54Z

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You can do what you want using the modulo operator, %.

loss = list(range(1,10))

lists_fru = ['apple','banana','strawberry','erdberry','mango']

for index ,i in enumerate(loss):
   print(lists_fru[index % len(lists_fru)])

answered Apr 22, 2021 at 16:12

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George Imerlishvili Over a year ago

i think in this method enumerate is useless.

norie Over a year ago

@GiorgiImerlishvili You are probably right, but if you don't use enumerate the output doesn't match what's expected/wanted.

user8408080 Over a year ago

I think OP only used enumerate because he couldn't think of a better way to tackle this problem. In your solution it is not needed anymore

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