The First for Loop
Loop is a series of instructions that continuously repeats until a specific condition is met. Loops are essential for automating repetitive tasks and efficiently processing data.
Using loops you can iterate over sequences like lists, strings, or numerical ranges, they allow to process large amounts of data with minimal code.
for item in sequence:
# Perform some operation
itemis a variable that takes the value of each element in the sequence one at a time;sequenceis the data you are iterating through, such as a list, string, or range;forstatement block is executed for everyitemin the sequence.
Imagine you have a string variable and want to print each letter of it in a column. Since a string is a sequence of letters, you can use a loop to achieve this.
1234567word = 'iteration' letters = [] # Adding every letter in the word to the list for letter in word: letters.append(letter) print(letters)
- The
wordvariable holds the string'iteration'. - The
forloop iterates over each character in the string. - Each character is appended to the
letterslist in each iteration. - After the loop,
letterscontains all the characters from'iteration'as individual elements.
Make sure to name the item variable meaningfully. For example, if you iterate through a list called people, the appropriate variable name should be person.
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You are a traveler who wants to create a travel list. You have a list of countries and need to add them to your travel list.
- Iterate through the
countrieslist using aforloop. - Update
travel_listso that it contains only the countries fromcountries.
Solution
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Loop is a series of instructions that continuously repeats until a specific condition is met. Loops are essential for automating repetitive tasks and efficiently processing data.
Using loops you can iterate over sequences like lists, strings, or numerical ranges, they allow to process large amounts of data with minimal code.
for item in sequence:
# Perform some operation
itemis a variable that takes the value of each element in the sequence one at a time;sequenceis the data you are iterating through, such as a list, string, or range;forstatement block is executed for everyitemin the sequence.
Imagine you have a string variable and want to print each letter of it in a column. Since a string is a sequence of letters, you can use a loop to achieve this.
1234567word = 'iteration' letters = [] # Adding every letter in the word to the list for letter in word: letters.append(letter) print(letters)
- The
wordvariable holds the string'iteration'. - The
forloop iterates over each character in the string. - Each character is appended to the
letterslist in each iteration. - After the loop,
letterscontains all the characters from'iteration'as individual elements.
Make sure to name the item variable meaningfully. For example, if you iterate through a list called people, the appropriate variable name should be person.
Swipe to start coding
You are a traveler who wants to create a travel list. You have a list of countries and need to add them to your travel list.
- Iterate through the
countrieslist using aforloop. - Update
travel_listso that it contains only the countries fromcountries.
Solution
Thanks for your feedback!
single