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Are nested lists indestructable?
Hello I am trying to create a program that involves writing a whole bunch of lists with information of its specific topic then grouping them together. Normally I would use a hash but they don't really let you create a whole bunch of variables that can be withdrawn later.
So my problem is when I nest them together, based on a random factor I want to delete so many of them from the back, but nothing I write seems to work
I can see doing all this with a whole bunch of if: loops but I know there has to be some easier way
here is my program(at least the part that pertains to it)
(PS. all the importing and preperations are done I simply didn't print it)
a=randint(6,11)
aa=['name', 'att', 'def', 1]
ab=['name', 'att', 'def', 1]
ac=['name', 'att', 'def', 1]
ad=['name', 'att', 'def', 1]
ae=['name', 'att', 'def', 1]
af=['name', 'att', 'def', 1]
ag=['name', 'att', 'def', 1]
ah=['name', 'att', 'def', 1]
ai=['name', 'att', 'def', 1]
aj=['name', 'att', 'def', 1]
abspirlist=[aa,ab,ac,ad,ae,af,ag,ah,ai,aj]
del abspirlist[a:]
shuffle(abspirlist)
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