ao=[ \
[-6.17002749e-004, -6.03315307e-004 , 3.58848081e-001],\
[-8.33706695e-005 ,-8.36845952e-005 , 2.50715526e-001],\
[-8.90464098e-005 ,-1.05493730e-004 ,-2.50966073e-001],\
[-5.09569544e-004, -8.42857764e-004 ,-3.58956138e-001],\
]
a1= [ \
[-6.16174681e-004 ,-6.02638671e-004 , 3.61338929e-001],\
[-8.30438040e-005 ,-8.34390381e-005 , 2.53054406e-001],\
[-8.66211312e-005 ,-1.04184193e-004 ,-2.49179985e-001] ,\
[-4.83007091e-004 ,-8.40519850e-004 ,-3.57777252e-001] ,\
]
a2=[ \
[-6.15333332e-004 ,-6.01961575e-004 , 3.63840486e-001] ,\
[-8.28628774e-005 ,-8.33948589e-005 , 2.55395674e-001] ,\
[-8.57491655e-005 ,-1.04860759e-004 ,-2.47401226e-001] ,\
[-4.78033324e-004 ,-8.61610364e-004 ,-3.56603951e-001] ,\
]
take a0,a1,a2 (there are many a*, about a80), which come from vnl.file, for example,
I want to get a list like:
a0[0][2]
a1[0][2]
a2[0][2]
a3[0][2]
a4[0][2]
so, I wonder how to write a script like:
for i in arange(0,4,1):
print ai[0][2]
to get this list.
Thank you.