Using tuples and input functions

Fran_The3rd 0
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My task (for class): Write a program that takes a month number (like 3) and outputs the month name (like March). Use a list or tuple to store all of the month names and then use the month number to index. Example:

>>> Enter a month number from 1 to 12: 3
>>> That is March.

This is what I've tried:

from collections import namedtuple
month = int(input('Any month number between 1-4: '))
month_name = namedtuple('Month',['January','February','March','April',])
month_number = month_name(1,2,3,4)
namedtuple tuples input python
2 Answers

You can use this code for the purpose:

month_number = (int(input("Enter month Number : ")))-1

month_name = ('January',
              'February',
              'March',
              'April',
              'May',
              'June', 
              'July',
              'August',
              'September',
              'October',
              'November',
              'December'
              )

for i in range(len(month_name)):
    if month_number==i:
        print(month_name[i])
Ripunjay Singh0

Try this:

monthes=['January',
              'February',
              'March',
              'April',
              'May',
              'June', 
              'July',
              'August',
              'September',
              'October',
              'November',
              'December']
while True: #repeat asking for the number
    index=input('Enter a month number from 1 to 12: ')
    print(montheis[int(index)-1])

i used 'monthes[int(index)-1]' be cause in the indext of al list or eny itmes type 0 means the first item and 1 the second one, and so on, and -1 the last item and -2- the item be fore last

LORD_M.D0
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