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For-range loops are a clean and efficient way to iterate over sequences in Python. They work seamlessly with lists, tuples, strings, and even custom iterables. By combining range() with for, you can loop through numeric sequences with control over start, stop, and step. It’s concise, readable, and avoids off-by-one errors common in traditional loops!
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For-range loops are a clean and efficient way to iterate over sequences in Python. They work seamlessly with lists, tuples, strings, and even custom iterables. By combining range() with for, you can loop through numeric sequences with control over start, stop, and step. It’s concise, readable, and avoids off-by-one errors common in traditional loops!