This is my code. My question is why do I need the “Horrible hack” paragraph. I know is can be much better written with a slice from the end with step -1 but my question is why is it needed at all.

I am trying to automatically create emails that include all associated attachments with the email. I have an excel document that is being referenced for the emails and attachments.

So I am trying to modify a code I had seen for a game… This is just a snippet of a larger code. I found it interesting though, this code uses OCR, it takes a screenshot and uploads a general overview to discord with the use of webhooks. I found out that the system it used was by reading my system (computer) time… I want to change this to a simpler way to create a loop to execute this part every “x” minutes. It reads for the system time and every time this includes either 300, 301, 302, 303 or 304 then it executes the function. I am having a little bit of trouble changing this to a simple time.sleep() function. I don’t know if it is related to the rest of the code influencing but this is the snippet:

I’m doing a fat burning heart rate and BMI calculator. It needs to account for incorrect inputs and loop back to request the correct input then move on to the next request for input.

I have a python list that I need to iterate through to get the additional consecutive element.

There is something wrong with the nested if statements in the code block, they are what is causing the code to not execute. I don’t know why this is happening. I’m a newbie at this so please keep that in mind when answering the question, we haven’t really studied too further in coding yet.

I need help with a python loop. I tried this:

i need help with a python if-loop i tied

So i am making a test coding language and i need to code a goto statement (ik while and for are alternatives but i want to use goto for this) is there a way to go back in the file?
Here is my code:

I’ve been at this all day and can see the imprints of my keyboard from where I’ve smashed my head on it after each failed execution.