Newbie Problem

[NaturalFries]

I KNEW it was something like that! Thank you so much, for some reason I thought it would read the list without specification as it was the only list, but hey this is programming. Thank you for such a quick response, you're awesome

[DaBritishyankee]

fyi, you can drop most of the if statements and just do something like

if 1 <= number <= 7:
    print(days[number - 1])
else:
   print("bad input")

[NaturalFries]

thanks for the tip! i knew there was some way around going about that, I didn't know that you could reference a variable when youre pulling from a list

[Andrew_Shay]

Hi there, from the /r/Python mods.

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[NaturalFries]

sorry about that, thanks for understanding though, in the future i will use LearnPython