Answer:
Following are the code to this question:
hourly_temperature = [90, 92, 94, 95]#defining a list that holds values
c= 0#defining a variable c
for temp in hourly_temperature:#defining a for loop to count list values
c+= 1#defining c variable to increment the value of c
for index,temp1 in enumerate(str(temp)):#defining for loop for spacing the list value
if index == len(str(temp))-1 and c!= len(hourly_temperature):#defining if block that checks the length of list
print(temp1,'->',end=' ')#print value
elif c == len(hourly_temperature) and index == len(str(temp)) - 1:#defining elif block that checks the length of list
print(temp1, end=' ')#print value
else:#defining else block
print(temp1, end='')#print value
Output:
90 -> 92 -> 94 -> 95
Explanation:
In the above-given code, a list "hourly_temperature" is declared, in which an integer variable c is declared, that holds an integer value that is equal to 0, and two for loop is declared, and in the first loop is used for count list value, and inside the for loop is uses enumerate method to assigns an index for each item and use the conditional statement to check each list value and provide space in each element value.
