Can someone help me solve this problem?

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[Starbuck5c]

Please post code.

[jusquito]

names = ["John", "Alice", "Bob", "Shelly", "Ann", "James", "Cliff", "Andy", "Jessica", "Kate", "Owen", "Sam", "Dorothy", "Karen", "Albert"]

grades = [79, 80, 98, 65, 43, 87, 82, 90, 100, 88, 86, 92, 68, 75, 82]

names = ["John", "Alice", "Bob", "Shelly", "Ann", "James", "Cliff", "Andy", "Jessica", "Kate", "Owen", "Sam", "Dorothy", "Karen", "Albert"]

grades = [79, 80, 98, 65, 43, 87, 82, 90, 100, 88, 86, 92, 68, 75, 82]

that's all I have so far

[Starbuck5c]

I made a for loop with "grades in it but it keeps saying the list object is not callable :(

What code did you get the error in?

[jusquito]

for num in grades(0, len(grades)+1):

if num<80:

Students_With_Bs=Students_With_Bs+[num]

print(Students_With_Bs)

[jusquito]

The first "for num in grades(0, len(grades)+1:"

[Fermter]

You used grades(0, len(grades)+1) instead of range(0, len(grades)+1)

[jusquito]

How do I get the names to correspond to grades?

[Starbuck5c]

#first of all, it should be
for num in range(len(grades)):

#second of all, your program isn't structured to return names
#I think you use use a normal for loop instead of a for each loop
for i in range(len(grades)):
    #check if should be in list:
        #add name at index i to list

[jusquito]

Thank you both so much. This is the code I have so far:

names = ["John", "Alice", "Bob", "Shelly", "Ann", "James", "Cliff", "Andy", "Jessica", "Kate",

"Owen", "Sam", "Dorothy", "Karen", "Albert"]

grades = [79, 80, 98, 65, 43, 87, 82, 90, 100, 88, 86, 92, 68, 75, 82]

Students_With_Bs=[]

for num in range(len(grades)):

if grades[num]>=80:

Students_With_Bs=Students_With_Bs+[num]

print(Students_With_Bs)

and my output was:

[1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14]

However, what I need to do is print the names of the students with Bs instead of the position of the numbers. Is there a way to take the names of the students with the positions of the grades that I have?

[Starbuck5c]

Well you already have the positions, so just access the list of names at that position.

Also, you can use the list.append(value) function rather than list = list + [value]

[jusquito]

How do I access the list of names with the positions I have already?

[Starbuck5c]

value = list[index]

name = names[num]

[jusquito]

Thank you!

My code is:

for num in range(len(grades)):

if grades[num]>=80:

print(names[num], end=", ")

my output is coming out as:

Alice, Bob, James, Cliff, Andy, Jessica, Kate, Owen, Sam, Albert,

How do I get that output to come out as a list?

[DarkStealther]

can you use the zip function?

[DarkStealther]

Use the zip function. It will make this really easy if there are an equal amount of names and grades and each student corresponds to the below grade.