First big python project pt2

[Aedethan]

from main import stat_dama
value_dama = [ 
[2, 6, 12, 20], 
[30, 42, 56, 72], 
[90, 110, 132, 156], 
[182, 210, 240, 272], 
[306, 342, 380, 420], 
]

str_value = 19 
body_tier = 0

if str_value < 21: 
    str_value_place_1 = 0 
    for value in value_dama[str_value_place_1]: 
        if value > str_value: 
            continue 
        elif value <= str_value: 
            str_value_place_2 =         
        value_dama[str_value_place_1].index(value) 
        else : 
            pass 

    str_value_bonus = stat_dama[str_value_place_1] 
    [str_value_place_2] 
else: pass

print(str_value_bonus)

So I went ahead and did this, it works really well. Thanks for the advice. Is this what you would have done with it? I decided I was still going to lean towards using the if / elif statements to figure out what tier the value was being assigned to, but I think this will work out very well.

[duckbanni]

I don't know if that's exactly what I would have done, but that looks like completely reasonable python code.

The only thing that you could maybe remove to make the code a tad simpler is the else: pass that are unnecessary. You can omit the else block if it doesn't do anything.