Lesson 18: Looping Through Lists
If a list contains ten items, how can Python look at every one without us writing ten separate instructions? The answer is list iteration: processing items one after another. This section explains how a Python for loop moves through a list in its existing order. It also separates a stored item from the numerical index used to access it.
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