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Python Python Basics Functions and Looping For Looping

Juan Llano
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I don't understand how to deduce this question? Can someone please explain it to me in a step by step manner? Thank you.

I was thrown off by the if statement inside the for loop. I am unable to deduce this problem. Please help!

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Hai Phan
Hai Phan
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Hai Phan
Hai Phan
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Since for loop check every single letter in order, the if statement is the condition to executive the print() function. I can say these steps like this, you split this string into single character "Y/o/u/ /g/o/t/ /t/h/i/s", then you check every letter from left to right, if it matches the condition (in "oh" or not), print out the letter. Hope this help.