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Going through the loop again, now j 3.

Next, we're going to loop through our training set.

Next, we actually loop through all of the layers.

Then we have a for loop, and the for loop iterates through the input list here.

We subtract one from n every time through the loop.

We are going to loop through the elements of index.

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So the first time we go through the for loop...

First, we need to loop through each layer and then for each layer loop through the tile IDs contained in the data of each

Python provides a simpler way to loop through elements of the list, and that's called a for loop.

It falls through. It doesn't repeat the loop at that point.

We'll use that as the index to go through the loop.

Next we'll use a for loop to go through the elements.

I'm going to loop through the old string or through the indexes in the old string.

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It's just pure mechanics, allowing you to cycle air through this breathing loop.

The inner loop for j that's going to go through that many times.

It's actually going to go through that inner loop length of input times.

The loop here uses this fact with face looping through this many triangles.

The next time through the loop, i is now going to be 2.

So we start off at zero, we loop through all the neighbors, and for each of those we loop through all the neighbors again and then we ask if this pair

So this is syntax for I equals one colon 10 that makes I loop through the values one through 10.

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When we use a for loop with the standard syntax of going through the elements of the loop, we don't keep track of the index.

We want to loop through all the numbers 1 up to n in the range.

The next time through the loop, e will refer to the second element of p.

The number of times that it goes through this loop is exactly equal to a.

Let's take a look at that. Now it's going to go through the while loop.

let's just think about it. It's saying, for each time we go through this loop,

And we go through the loop again sum is now 1, 1 i, i is now 2 1 2 is 3. So sum is now going to be 3 this time through the loop.

It starts out true but it remains true each time it goes through the while loop.

The next time through the while loop we see that x is 3, which is odd.

Next time through the loop, i is 3, add that to previous sum, you get 6.

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