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This quick video shows you how to use enumerate to loop through your Python lists.

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In this tutorial we're going to show you how to populate a list with for loop in Python.

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How to go through a list and print out the items.

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This video makes an example over a list of lists to loop over sub-lists and corresponding elements.

Need to loop over two (or more) iterables at the same time? Don't use range. Don't use enumerate. Use the built-in zip function.