How to take the result from if condition out of it?

Question

I would like to ask something about python logic and how could i solve this problem. Here is my code:

controlRatio = 1
for i in range(10):
    if controlRatio == 1:
        if (i%2==1):
            print(i)
    elif controlRatio == 2:
        print(i)
    #code#
    #Because my code long is and i don't want to write the code below if and also below elif.
    #I would like to take the result from the condition and use it below the 'for'. 
    In my case this would be either 13579 or 0123456789

How could i take the 'i' result out of the if condition and use it. I tried with a variable, but it doesn't work as i expected

Answer 1

declare the value of i to another variable in the if statement of your choice. then you can use the variable. in this example "tmp". you could also save all the values for i in a list and add every new element with <list_name>.append(i)

tmp = 0                         #the variable
controlRatio = 1
for i in range(10):
    if controlRatio == 1:
        if (i%2==1):
            print(i)
            tmp = i             #the variable
    elif controlRatio == 2:
        print(i) 
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