Good job! One of the menu options will check the relationship between a player and a club. To that end, we'll need a function that asks the user to pick a player index from the list of players. Let's write it now.
Create a function named get_player_index(players) that accepts a list of players and:
>> {index} {firstname} {lastname} Here's an example: >> 0 Marcin Gortat >> 1 Kevin Durant
>>> Pick player index:
Assume that the user always provides a correct index value.
Because you want to print all players' indexes, use the following for loop:
for i in range(len(players)):
To get the index from the user, use the input() function. Remember to convert the result to an integer.
def create_players(): return [ ('Marcin', 'Gortat', 83, 82, 51.8, 'LA Clippers', ['LKS Lodz', 'RheinEnergie', 'Orlando Magic', 'Anaheim Arsenal', 'Phoenix Suns', 'Washington Wizards']), ('James', 'Harden', 77, 72, 44.9, 'Houston Rockets', ['Oklahoma City Thunder']), ('Anthony', 'Davis', 82, 75, 53.4, 'New Orleans Pelicans', []), ('Stephen', 'Curry', 75, 79, 49.5, 'Golden State Warriors', []), ('Paul', 'George', 81, 79, 43.0, 'Oklahoma City Thunder', ['Indiana Pacers']), ('Kevin', 'Durant', 81, 68, 51.6, 'Golden State Warriors', ['Oklahoma City Thunder']), ('Raymond', 'Felton', 73, 82, 40.6, 'Oklahoma City Thunder', ['Charlotte Bobcats', 'New York Knicks', 'Denver Nuggets', 'Portland Trail Blazers', 'New York Knicks', 'Dallas Mavericks', 'LA Clippers']), ('Danilo', 'Gallinari', 82, 21, 39.8, 'LA Clippers', ['Assigeco Casalpusterlengo', 'Nuova Pallacanestro Pavia', 'Olimpia Milano', 'New York Knicks', 'Denver Nuggets']) ]players = create_players()def get_player_index(players): # your code result_1 = get_player_index(players[0:2]) # don't remove this line''' correct result:>> 0 Marcin Gortat>> 1 James Harden>>> Pick player index:'''result_2 = get_player_index(players[2:5]) # don't remove this line''' correct result:>> 0 Anthony Davis>> 1 Stephen Curry>> 2 Paul George>>> Pick player index:'''
