How to print out records from Search Cursor

[fumaniwada1]

I have a schools shapefile with different facilities. I created a search cursor to only select records where the field "name" is equal to high school. Then I was to use a for loop to print out all the names of the different high schools. I managed to complete this successfully;however, I must also print out the no. of high schools that I just queried in the search cursor. So for instance I managed to use the search cursor to print out 35 high schools (or atleast their names). How would I use the search cursor to print out the no. of records or no. of highschools that I have just printed out. I can't use the selectlayer only search cursor. Here's my code below.

#import arcpy module

import arcpy

from arcpy import env

arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True

# I am setting the work path

env = 'S:\\376\\Summer15-2\\ahutche1\\lab07_data\\SectionB\\'

#I will set the variable for the schools shapefile

schools = 'Schools'

#create search cursor to loop thru schools. use where clause to return schools

#that are high schools. Use loops

#print out all the highschool names

#print total no. of high school records

sr = arcpy.SpatialReference(4326)

#I will create a search cursor for the schools shapefile

field = "NAME"

exp1 = '"FACILITY" = \'HIGH SCHOOL\''

cursor = arcpy.SearchCursor(env+schools+'.shp',exp1)

#I have now printed out all of the names of the facilities that are high schools

for row in cursor:

    print(row.getValue(field))

#this code above was successful

#I am attempting to print out the number of facilities that are highschools  but this is wrong because it prints out the total no. of records and not the ones I queried above.

#while cursor:

    #count = arcpy.GetCount_management(env+schools+'.shp')

    #result = int(count.getOutput(0))

    #print result

    #break

[RebeccaStrauch__GISP]

#import arcpy module
import arcpy
from arcpy import env
arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True 
# I am setting the work path 
env = 'S:\\376\\Summer15-2\\ahutche1\\lab07_data\\SectionB\\'
#I will set the variable for the schools shapefile
schools = 'Schools'
#create search cursor to loop thru schools. use where clause to return schools
#that are high schools. Use loops
#print out all the highschool names
#print total no. of high school records
sr = arcpy.SpatialReference(4326) 
#I will create a search cursor for the schools shapefile
field = "NAME"
exp1 = '"FACILITY" = \'HIGH SCHOOL\''
cursor = arcpy.SearchCursor(env+schools+'.shp',exp1)
cntHS = 0     # defining a counter variable


#I have now printed out all of the names of the facilities that are high schools
for row in cursor:
    print(row.getValue(field))
    cntHS += 1
#this code above was successful 
print("Number of High Schools: {0}".format(cntHS))


#I am attempting to print out the number of facilities that are highschools  but this is wrong because it prints out the total no. of records and not the ones I queried above. 
#while cursor:
    #count = arcpy.GetCount_management(env+schools+'.shp')
    #result = int(count.getOutput(0)) 
    #print result
    #break 

How about adding a simple cnt variable with a counter inside your cursor as shown above.....I'm assuming your notes about the rest working are correct.  (look for the lines I add "cntHS"

Also, please read Posting Code blocks in the new GeoNet​

Makes it easier for others to read your code in GeoNet.  Thanks

[fumaniwada1]

I added the code you suggested and for some reason it printed out each high school like this

*snippet*

JOHN B CONNALLY

There are 26 highschools.

OPPORTUNITY CENTER

There are 27 highschools.

MANOR NEW TECH

There are 28 highschools.

OPPORTUNITY CENTER HS & MS

There are 29 highschools.

##############

Is there a way to just have it print out 1 sentence saying there are 29 high schools?

[XanderBakker]

That happened since you indented the code on line 26... The code that Rebecca Strauch posted will print the number of high schools only once...

[fumaniwada1]

ahh thanks since this thread is too similar to the other one I'll delete this one.

[XanderBakker]

Sounds to me like a duplicate from this thread: How to correct SQL expression for Search Cursor in Arcpy in which the answer to your questions has already been provided.

[fumaniwada1]

actually I ended up getting the answer on my own and my small script change was a lot faster and required less code. Thanks though I forgot to check the old post. I figured out the python scripting part but I was using get count management in the oddest way!

I'm new this part of esri. I never knew it existed except for google. Now I've printed out the schools, but I'd rather have the total no. of records print out once.