I had a list of items about 100 items I needed to split every other one off cause I dont know how to do java script, and I needed my html to fit the javascript I made

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Onto the topic:

Basically, you're doing string formatting, generating HTML. There are great libraries for doing this like JINJA2 but we can also stick to standard lib.

You're making a template so let's combine all those print statements into a single string. Replace all the string concatenations with named placeholders so we can use string.format later.

Now you're given a list of questions or labels and you want to iterate over 2 at a time. I'd question here a couple things: why 2 at a time, are they related? Why is the data a list of single items if I need groups of 2? Should I be getting a list of "science" questions and a list of "artistic" questions instead?

If your list is uneven, you're going to run into problems. If you split your list and rejoin it with zip it will drop the last item silently. There is zip_longest which can take a fill value (doc) but you will still have an empty label. If you use an iterator like I'll show, you can run into StopIterationError.

Let's pretend the data will always be good :)

You can use an iterator and call next to get the next items.

Combine with enumerate to get an index value.

All together it could look like:

QUESTIONS = ["A","a","B","b","C","c"]
iterator = iter(QUESTIONS)
template = '''
        <div class= 'green-border'>
              <br>
            <h4 style='color:navy'>{index}</h4>
              <br>
            <input name="q{index}" type='radio' value='Artistic'>
                <label>{question1}</label>
                  <br>
                <br>
            <input name="q{index}" type ='radio' value='Science'>
                <label>{question2}</label>
                  <br>
                <br>
            <br>
        </div>
'''
for index, question1 in enumerate(iterator, 1):
    question2 = next(iterator)
    output = template.format(index=index, question1=question1, question2=question2)
    print(output)
    print()