Enumerate () function in Python

In Python, the enumerate () function adds a counter before each iterable and returns the result as an enumerate object. The article will elaborate on the syntax, parameters and usage of the function. Invites you to read the track.

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Enumerate () function syntax in Python

 enumerate(iterable, start=0) 

Parameters of the enumerate () function

1. iterable: string, list, tuple, iterator or any object that supports iteration.
2. start: enumerate () starts the counter from this number. If the start parameter is omitted, 0 will be the default value assigned.

Value returned from enumerate ()

The enumerate () function adds a counter before each iterable and returns the result as a listed object. These enumerate objects can then be used directly in loops or converted into a list, a tuple by list () and tuple () methods .

Example 1: The enumerate () function works in Python

 cuahang = ['banhmi', 'sua', 'keo'] 
 enumerateCuahang = enumerate(cuahang) 
 
 print(type(enumerateCuahang)) 
 
 # chuyển đổi thành một danh sách 
 # viết bởi TipsMake.com 
 print(list(enumerateCuahang)) 
 
 # bộ đếm chỉ định số bắt đầu 
 # viết bởi TipsMake.com 
 enumerateCuahang = enumerate(cuahang, 10) 
 print(list(enumerateCuahang)) 

Run the program, the result is:

 [(0, 'banhmi'), (1, 'sua'), (2, 'keo')] 
 [(10, 'banhmi'), (11, 'sua'), (12, 'keo')] 

Example 2: Loop on the enumerate object

 cuahang = ['banhmi', 'sua', 'keo'] 
 
 for item in enumerate(cuahang): 
  print(item) 
 
 print('n') 
 for count, item in enumerate(cuahang): 
  print(count, item) 
 
 print('n') 
 # bộ đếm chỉ định số bắt đầu 
 # viết bởi TipsMake.com 
 for count, item in enumerate(cuahang, 100): 
  print(count, item) 

Run the program, the result is:

 (0, 'banhmi') 
 (1, 'sua') 
 (2, 'keo') 
 

 0 banhmi 
 1 sua 
 2 keo 
 

 100 banhmi 
 101 sua 
 102 keo 

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