May-01-2023, 08:36 PM
If this is a training course question, maybe you should just do what the question actually asks?
Enumerate through your list.
Check if current iteration is a string and if so, delete it.
Return (or print) the list that's now devoid of strings.
This should be simple and only require basic Python. You don't need type-checking tools, list comprehensions or Numpy(!?
?!)
Once you can do that, preferably on you own, take a look at some of the other answers posted for alternative methods.
Enumerate through your list.
Check if current iteration is a string and if so, delete it.
Return (or print) the list that's now devoid of strings.
This should be simple and only require basic Python. You don't need type-checking tools, list comprehensions or Numpy(!?
?!)Once you can do that, preferably on you own, take a look at some of the other answers posted for alternative methods.
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