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For Loop python

A for loop in Python is used to iterate over a


sequence (like a list, tuple, string, or range) and
execute a block of code once for each item in the
sequence. It's a fundamental control flow
structure in Python and is often used when you
know how many times you want to loop through
a block of code.

Lets go through The Syntax

for item in sequence:

for keyword: This keyword is used to initiate the


loop. It signals the start of a loop that will iterate
over a sequence of items.

item: This is a variable name chosen by the


programmer to represent the current value of
each item in the sequence during each iteration
of the loop. In each iteration, the item variable
will hold the value of the current item being
processed.
sequence: This refers to the collection of items
over which you want to iterate. It could be a list,
tuple, string, range, or any other iterable object
in Python.

Colon (:): At the end of the for statement, you


use a colon (:) to indicate the beginning of the
code block that will be executed in each iteration
of the loop. It's a required part of Python syntax
for starting a code block.

Lets go through the Example :


for i in range(1, 11):
print(i)

for i in range(1, 11):

This line initiates a for loop. Here's what each


part does:
for: This keyword indicates the start of a loop.
i: This is a variable name chosen by the
programmer to represent the current value of
each item in the sequence during each iteration
of the loop.
in: This keyword is used to specify the collection
of items over which you want to iterate.
range(1, 11): The range() function generates a
sequence of numbers from the starting value (1
in this case) up to, but not including, the ending
value (11 in this case). So, range(1, 11)
generates numbers from 1 to 10. The loop will
iterate over each of these numbers, and i will
take on each value in turn.
print(i)

This line is the body of the loop, indicated by the


indentation. It contains the instructions or
operations that you want to perform for each
item in the sequence.
In this case, it simply prints the value of i to the
console. During each iteration of the loop, i will
take on the value of each number generated by
the range() function, starting from 1 and ending
with 10.

Add 1 to 11 number In python


total = 0

for num in range(1, 12):


# Add each number to the total
total += num

print("The sum of numbers from 1 to 11


is:", total);

find out the Square of Each Element


for i in range(1, 11):
square = i ** 2
print("Square of", i, "is:",
square);

print reversed number :


for i in range(10, 0, -1):
print(i)

lets Explain :
We use a for loop to iterate through numbers
from 10 to 1 using the range() function.

This line explains that a for loop is being used to


iterate through a sequence of numbers from 10
down to 1.
The range() function takes three arguments: the
starting value (10), the ending value (0, not
inclusive), and the step size (-1).

Here, the explanation details the arguments


passed to the range() function, which defines the
sequence of numbers. In this case, it starts from
10, ends at 0 (but does not include 0), and
decrements by 1 in each step.
So, the loop starts at 10, decrements by 1 in
each iteration, and stops when it reaches 1.

This line clarifies how the loop behaves, starting


from 10 and decreasing by 1 in each iteration
until it reaches 1.
Inside the loop, we simply print the current value
of i.

This part explains the action taken inside the


loop. It states that within each iteration, the
current value of i is printed.

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