Question

given_items = ["one", "two", 3, 4, "five", ["six", "seven", "eight"]]

#Write a program that iterates through the items in the
#given list. For each item, you should attempt to iterate
#through the item and print each character seperately.
#
#If this second part fails, print "Not iterable" -- but
#even if the second part fails, you should still go on
#to the next item in the list.
#
#Hint: Although we'll cover lists more in Unit 4, all
#you need to know right now is that this syntax will run
#a loop over a list, a string, or any other iterable
#type of information:
#
# for item in given_items:
#
#To iterate over the items in 'item', you can do the
#same thing: for subitem in item:
#
#Start out by building the nested for-each loops that
#you'll need. Then, identify where the error is
#occurring to figure out where to put the try-except
#structure.
#
#This one's tricky, but you can do it!

#Add your code here!

Answer 1

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# Take the items in the list
given_items = ["one", "two", 3, 4, "five", ["six", "seven", "eight"]]

# Start loop through the list
for item in given_items:
    # Start looping through each item
    # Use try-except here
    try:
        for subitem in item:
            for sub_subitem in subitem:
                # Print first character
                print(sub_subitem[0])
    except TypeError:
        # Type Error is there
        print('Not Iterable')

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