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How to read a traceback

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The most effective way to learn to read traceback is to be wrong. Therefore, there are errors in the print_list() function below that you need to fix. After each fix, you can run the code and read the traceback to find a new error.

If the function is called in the following way: print_list([1, '2', 3, '4']), then the output should be like this:

2
0
4

You do NOT need to call a function in the code section. Just fix the code and bring it to working condition.

Write a program in Python 3

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def print_list(some_list):

while i < range(len(some_list)):

if some_list[i] % 2 == 0:

print(some_list[i])

if some_list[i] % 3 = 0:

print(some_list[i] % 3)

i += 1

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