<filename>FreeCodeCamp/Scientific Computing with Python/Python for Everybody/09.py
# Iterations: Definite Loops

'''
Use the 'for' word
there is a iteration variable like 'i' or 'friend'
'''

# for i in [5, 4, 3, 2, 1] :
#     print(i)
# print('Blastoff!')

# friends = ['matheus', 'wataru', 'mogli']
# for friend in friends :
#     print('happy new year:', friend)
# print('Done!')

<filename>FreeCodeCamp/Scientific Computing with Python/Python for Everybody/09.py
# Iterations: Definite Loops

'''
Use the 'for' word
there is a iteration variable like 'i' or 'friend'
'''

# for i in [5, 4, 3, 2, 1] :
#     print(i)
# print('Blastoff!')

# friends = ['matheus', 'wataru', 'mogli']
# for friend in friends :
#     print('happy new year:', friend)
# print('Done!')

# Iterations: Definite Loops Use the 'for' word there is a iteration variable like 'i' or 'friend' # for i in [5, 4, 3, 2, 1] : #     print(i) # print('Blastoff!') # friends = ['matheus', 'wataru', 'mogli'] # for friend in friends : #     print('happy new year:', friend) # print('Done!')