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How to Perform Iterations Based on Conditions in Python

In programming, a loop is used to perform the same task repeatedly.

Loops iterate over a series of items like lists, tuples, or strings, performing the same task for each item.

These lists, tuples, strings, etc., are referred to as sequences, and each item in a sequence is called an element.


Structure of a for Loop

A for loop starts with the for keyword and specifies the variable that represents each item to be repeated and the sequence to be iterated over as follows:

Structure of a for Loop
for element in sequence: code_to_repeat

Each item in the sequence is sequentially assigned to the variable element, and the code_to_repeat is executed.

In loops, a colon (:) must follow the sequence, and the code_to_repeat must be indented.

The following for loop example assigns each element of the numbers list, a sequence of numbers, to the n variable in turn and prints n.

for Loop Example
numbers = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] # Assign each element of the numbers list to the variable n in turn for n in numbers: print(n) # Print the variable n # 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 will be printed on separate lines
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What is the correct syntax for iterating over each element in a list using a for loop in Python?

for element in list

for list in element

for element in list:

for list in element:

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