all_folders is nested list of interest as below:
all_folders = [['\\\\1234\\Costing\\Folder1\\', '\\\\4567\\Costing\\Folder1\\', '\\\\8910\\Costing\\Folder1\\', '\\\\1112\\Costing\\Folder1\\', '\\\\1314\\Costing\\Folder1\\', '\\\\1516\\Costing\\Folder1\\'], ['\\\\1234\\Costing\\Folder2\\', '\\\\4567\\Costing\\Folder2\\', '\\\\8910\\Costing\\Folder2\\', '\\\\1112\\Costing\\Folder2\\', '\\\\1314\\Costing\\Folder2\\', '\\\\1516\\Costing\\Folder2\\'], ['\\\\1234\\Costing\\Folder3\\', '\\\\4567\\Costing\\Folder3\\', '\\\\8910\\Costing\\Folder3\\', '\\\\1112\\Costing\\Folder3\\', '\\\\1314\\Costing\\Folder3\\', '\\\\1516\\Costing\\Folder3\\']]
Trying to access 0th, 1st, 2nd... indices from nested list above.
What I am looking for is accessing addresses like this: '\\\\1234\\Costing\\Folder1\\' '\\\\1234\\Costing\\Folder2\\', '\\\\1234\\Costing\\Folder3\\'
Then move to the next index in sublists:
'\\\\4567\\Costing\\Folder1\\', '\\\\4567\\Costing\\Folder2\\', '\\\\4567\\Costing\\Folder3\\'
for folders in all_folders:
for folder in folders:
print(folder)
This doesn't give me what I'm trying to access. I want the output as below:
\\1234\Costing\Folder1\ \\1234\Costing\Folder2\ \\1234\Costing\Folder3\ \\4567\Costing\Folder1\ \\4567\Costing\Folder2\ \\4567\Costing\Folder3\ \\8910\Costing\Folder1\ \\8910\Costing\Folder2\ \\8910\Costing\Folder3\ \\1112\Costing\Folder1\ \\1112\Costing\Folder2\ \\1112\Costing\Folder3\ \\1314\Costing\Folder1\ \\1314\Costing\Folder2\ \\1314\Costing\Folder3\ \\1516\Costing\Folder1\ \\1516\Costing\Folder2\ \\1516\Costing\Folder3\
Well, for starters, your input is invalid, as you didn't escape the backslashes that mark the end of strings.
'\\1516\Costing\Folder3\'is invalid. You need to use'\\1516\Costing\Folder3\\'instead.Fixing that, you get this:
Secondly, you used
All_folders. Python variables are case sensitive, so make sure you useall_foldersinstead.Once you fix that too, using a nested
forloop does work: