The code `for cha in word` is a **for loop**...
August 30, 2025 at 11:52 AM
The code for cha in word
is a for loop in Python that iterates through each character in the string word
. Here's what happens:
word
is expected to be a string (or any iterable, but in this case a string is implied due to character iteration).cha
is a loop variable that represents each element (in this case, each character) of the stringword
.- On each iteration of the loop,
cha
takes on the next character in the stringword
.
Example:
word = "hello"
for cha in word:
print(cha)
Output:
h
e
l
l
o
In this example:
- On the first iteration,
cha
is'h'
. - On the second iteration,
cha
is'e'
. - And so on, until all characters in
word
are processed.
This code is commonly used for processing each character in a string one at a time.
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