I have been working on some python code with a friend and for some reason i keep getting this message when i try to run his code,
if ar[2]!="client":
IndexError: list index out of range
I can't see whats wrong and i have never had this message come up before??
What does ar look like?
All there is to the client line is this : if ar[2]!="client":
Thats it there is nothing else there, i have asked my friend and he reckons it works for him. I have tried some examples i found on the net and if they have any "ar" in them they don't seem to work. I have tried uninstalling all my python stuff and doing a fresh install and that doesn't seem to make any difference either.
You need to put some elements into the ar list ...
ar = [] # empty list gives IndexError: list index out of range
#ar = ["cl", "cli", "clien"] # properly loaded list will work
if ar[2]!="client":
print "not client"R now i see what's wrong, all i got to say is thank god there are sites like this and good people like you to help vegaseat :mrgreen:
P.S I'll see you when i come across my next problem ;)
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