students = ["Alice", "Bob", "Charlie"] for student in students: print(f"Hello, {student}!") "Now the while loop. Use it when you DON'T know the count – you just wait for a condition to become False."

It’s 2020. Python is the #1 language for automation, data science, and backend development. But most courses assume you already know how to code.

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"First, the for loop. Use it when you KNOW how many times to loop. For example, looping through a list of student names."