Python Enumerate()

Solution

The enumerate() is a predefined function in Python and used to add counter to an iteration and returns it in a form of enumerate object.

Syntax of Python enumerate()

enumerate(iterable, start=0)

Here, the iterable is a sequence, an iterator and start parameter is the number from where the counting starts. This is an optional parameter, by default 0 is taken as starting number.

This is the following solution to keep count of this given list starting from 100.

items = ["Suger", "Tea", "Rice", "Wheat", "Salt", "Pulse"]

# set the start index to 100
for count,ele in enumerate(items,100):
	print count,ele

Output of the above code