harrisonyen19
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3 years ago the i in the for loop represents the index of the list you are looping through. So i would start from 1 and increment all the way up to the length of shrooms_list
Open kimdudding opened 3 years ago
harrisonyen19
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3 years ago the i in the for loop represents the index of the list you are looping through. So i would start from 1 and increment all the way up to the length of shrooms_list
brouwern
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3 years ago for now its just useful to know that its a feature of for loops
we'll cover what it is in detail in a few weeks, and you'll learn how to write your own simple loops. I'll share a number of worked examples when we get there
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what is the "i" in for(i......) referring to in the line of code? is it just a variable that's always part of a for loop?
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what is the "i" in for(i......) referring to in the line of code? is it just a variable that's always part of a for loop?