Finally, more interesting Python loops! There is another type of loops with the following syntax:

**val** receives the current value from **list** on each iteration. This way, you don't need any stop condition in your loop and it never becomes infinite. Use `for` loop for any iterable object: list, tuple, string, etc.

By the way, it is much more appropriate to iterate string using `for` loop instead of `while`.

string = 'You are rockstar'
for sym in string:
  print(sym * 13)

This mini-course helps beginners understand the Python loops more deeply. This very basic concept solves a lot of problems in coding, especially algorithmic-based problems. You'll be coding different types of loops present in Python and using some helpful features. 

One more time: what are loops and how to code them?

Learn about stop conditions, tricky cases, infinite loops, but also how to use special keywords.

Become familiar with different types of loops in Python: when to use them and how to write readable code.

You can put as many loops inside other as you want!

Simple For Loops

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Simple For Loops

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