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Lists: remove number X element

Ionutz

 Hi,

 

 Is there a way to remove a specific element from a list by knowing his location in the list and specifying to remove the elment from that location? :(

 Thank U,

Ionut

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  • Ionutz

     Hi Andrew,

     

     Thank U for the feedback... just started using Skill and am a bit confused when U say "wrong approach" to access lists via an index :(

     What I have at the moment are two lists: first with the main elements and second with parametter for each element in the first list (same index in the lists). When accessing element X from first list, I am also reading element 3 from second list to use the pair.

      With the remove option, all I really want is to make sure that I can access element 3 from both lists and remove them accordingl.

     From your experience, is there any risk that the list will not keep the order of the elements as they were added to the lists? :(

     

     Thank U,

    Ionut

     

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  • Ionutz

     Hi Andrew,

     

     Thank U for the feedback... just started using Skill and am a bit confused when U say "wrong approach" to access lists via an index :(

     What I have at the moment are two lists: first with the main elements and second with parametter for each element in the first list (same index in the lists). When accessing element X from first list, I am also reading element 3 from second list to use the pair.

      With the remove option, all I really want is to make sure that I can access element 3 from both lists and remove them accordingl.

     From your experience, is there any risk that the list will not keep the order of the elements as they were added to the lists? :(

     

     Thank U,

    Ionut

     

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