Python - deleting from a list

[TallOne123]

Implement a program that requests a list of words from the user and then prints each word in the list that is not 'secret'.

 

This is how my code looks like

wordInput = input("Enter a list of words: ").split() def not_secret(l:wordInput):    '''Request a list of words from user, then delete any instance of secret'''    for i in l:        if i != 'secret':            print(i)    return not_secret(wordInput)

 

Output should be something like this:

>>> Enter list of words: ['cia','secret','mi6','isi','secret']

cia

mi6

isi

 

What I get is this:

Enter a list of words: ['cia','secret','mi6','isi','secret'] 

['cia','secret','mi6','isi','secret']

 

Can I get some help with this please?

[Enderman]

when you write ['cia','secret','mi6','isi','secret'] it sees that as a single word

try doing

cia secret mi6 isi secret

and then string.split(" ") so that it splits at the spaces

[TallOne123]

when you write ['cia','secret','mi6','isi','secret'] it sees that as a single word

try doing

cia secret mi6 isi secret

and then string.split(" ") so that it splits at the spaces

Thank you for answering.

 

You were right. If I input 

cia secret mi6 isi secret

when prompted, I get the correct output. 

[Enderman]

Thank you for answering.

 

You were right. If I input 

cia secret mi6 isi secret

when prompted, I get the correct output. 

great