Python list object is not callable for a list of integers -


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i error: 'list' object not callable... looked around in google , tried every given solution, it's still same. cannot code work. have list of integers, , need give every element different variables.

dmy = input('what date? please put in this: 2.11.2016') dmy.strip(".") dmy = [int(x) x in dmy.split('.')] list(dmy) print(dmy)  dd = dmy(0) mm = dmy(1) yy = dmy(2) 

the first part of code working. error while trying give list element variable dmy(0) not work. in books have way?

i use python 3.5.2

i see trying do. element in list obtained list[index] format. while trying call list(index) python interpreting function call , hence throwing error:

typeerror: 'list' object not callable

corrected code:

dmy = input('what date? please put in this: 2.11.2016') dmy.strip(".") dmy = [int(x) x in dmy.split('.')] list(dmy) print(dmy)  dd = dmy[0] mm = dmy[1] yy = dmy[2] 

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