Quick Python code question

[.:SAmSuNG:.]

Im doing a Python course and im having trouble trying to understand what I have done wrong.

When an input of 4.7 which is in the range is entered it outputs 4.7.

# initialise the input_list with the given values
temperatures = (4.7)
# initialise the output_list to the empty list
faulty_fridge = []
# for each input_value of the input_list:
for temperature in temperatures:
    # if the input_value satisfies the condition:
    if temperature not in range(0,6):
        # append the input_value to the output_list
        faulty_fridge = faulty_fridge + [temperature]
# print the output_list
print(faulty_fridge)

My understanding is that the input is only added to the output list if it meets the 'if' criteria which it does not? Im sure there should be another way to do it rather than use a range but im a little stuck.

Something like this makes sense to me but Im getting a syntex error around the second condition of the 'if' so is obviously wrong.

if temperature <= 0 or => 5:

 

[.:SAmSuNG:.]

Never mind figured it out.

# initialise the input_list with the given values
temperatures = [-0.1, 0, 0.1, 1, 4, 4.6, 6, 7]
# initialise the output_list to the empty list
faulty_fridge = []
# for each input_value of the input_list:
for temperature in temperatures:
    # if the input_value satisfies the condition:
    if temperature < 0 or temperature > 5:
        # append the input_value to the output_list
        faulty_fridge = faulty_fridge + [temperature]
# print the output_list
print(faulty_fridge)

 

[.:SAmSuNG:.]

Im still trying to get my head around the basics so making lots of mistakes.

Thank you for your reply.

 

[.:SAmSuNG:.]

IDLE 3.7.1 as directed by course.