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Python

Posted by Matthew Condon
Matthew Condon
Courses Plus Student 2,006 Points

Passing multiple arguments to for loop

Is it possible to pass multiple arguments to a for loop? Eg -

Instead of -

For x in trees: Print(x) For y in bushes: Print(y)

This -

For x,y in trees,bushes: Print(x,y)

???

2 Answers

Kristian Terziev
Kristian Terziev
28,449 Points
Kristian Terziev
Kristian Terziev
28,449 Points

Check if this thread helps

Matthew Condon
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Matthew Condon
Courses Plus Student 2,006 Points
Matthew Condon
Matthew Condon
Courses Plus Student 2,006 Points

I think I wanted zip...

For (x,y) in zip(trees,bushes): Print(x + y)

Will,have to see if that works, hadn't came across zip in the tuts