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Unit2 - Iterating by Subsequence Index

This document discusses iterator loops in Python. Iterator loops iterate once for each item in a list or data structure rather than using a counting loop. In Python, an iterator loop uses the syntax "for <var> in <range>" where <range> is a tuple or range function providing the items to iterate over, allowing the loop to iterate once per item in the provided sequence.

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Unit2 - Iterating by Subsequence Index

This document discusses iterator loops in Python. Iterator loops iterate once for each item in a list or data structure rather than using a counting loop. In Python, an iterator loop uses the syntax "for <var> in <range>" where <range> is a tuple or range function providing the items to iterate over, allowing the loop to iterate once per item in the provided sequence.

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Unit 2 Basic Python

Iterating by subsequence index


Iterator Loops
• A variation of the counting loop is a loop that iterates
once for each item in the list (or data structure)
provided
• Python: for <var> in <range>:
• <range> will be a tuple or range(value [, value] [, value])
• note that Python’s for loop can also be a counting loop by using the
range function as in for x in range(0, 10, 2) which iterates over 0, 2, 4,
6, 8, 10

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