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You can do just about anything with each item in a for loop.

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Let's build the previous example by printing a message to each magician and telling them that they performed

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a great trick.

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Now, after that, inside the form, we will use the print magician format here again.

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So we will use a string format.

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And here we will magician that title.

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And after that we will use.

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Yeah, that was a great, great, great trick.

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Right?

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Trick.

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And the only difference in this code here.

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Here is where we compose a message to each magician, starting with the magician's name the first time

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through the loop.

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The value of a magician is Alice.

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So Python starts the first message with the name Alice.

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The second time, though, the message will begin with a David, and the third time the message will

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begin with Caroline.

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And the output.

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This is the personalized message for each magician and the list.

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You can also write as many lines of code as you like in the for loop.

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Every indented line following the line for magician in magicians like here.

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Considered inside the loop.

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And each indented line is executed once for each value in the list.

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Therefore, you can do as much work as you like with each value in the list.

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Let's add a second line to our message telling each magician that we are looking forward to their to

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do their next trick.

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So print here f format again.

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And now without these braces I or the.

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Weavers.

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Weavers can not wait to see your next trick.

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Dear.

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And after that we will enter the magician Magician title because as you remember, our magician names

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is written an underscore.

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So that's why we're going to write titles here.

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So magician dot title.

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That's it.

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And after that, we will use a new line.

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So.

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So because now let's rent.

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That's it.

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Because we have invented both calls to print.

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Each line will be executed once for every magicians in the list.

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And here the new line here.

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The new new line here in the second print.

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This is the print.

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This is the first print.

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This is the second print.

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This new line.

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The second brand calls insert a blank line after each pass pass through the loop.

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So here one new line, two new line, and the third new line is at the bottom here somewhere.

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Here.

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So this creates a set of messages that are neatly grouped for each person in the list here.

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You can use as many lines as you like in your for loops.

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In practice, you will often find it useful to do a number of different operations with each item in

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a list.

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When you use a for loop.

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So what happens once a for loop has finished executing?

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Usually you will want to summarize a block of output or move on to the other work that your your program

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must accomplish.

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Any lines of code after the for loop that are not indented are executed once without repetition.

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Let's write a thank you to the group of Magicians as a whole and thanking them for putting on an excellent

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show.

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So to display this, a group message.

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After all of the individual messages have been printed, we place a thank you message after the for

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loop without indentation.

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So now we just write Without indentation, we will press on the backspace.

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That's it.

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Now signs are crucial.

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Is here somewhere.

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Here we are out of the loop so we are not in the loop.

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So whenever whatever we write here, it will not count as loop here.

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Okay.

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So that's it.

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Now print.

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Thank you, everyone.

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Everyone for watching and especially for magicians.

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Split.

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Especially for magicians.

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That that was a.

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Spectacular spec.

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Tacular show.

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That's it.

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Here.

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Now let's run our code again.

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That's it.

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This is how it works.

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The first two cards to print are repeated once for each magicians in the list, as you saw earlier.

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However, because the last line is not indented, it's printed only once.

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Here.

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It's printed only once.

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Look at this.

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That's it.

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And.

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This is the output that we wrote here.

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And when you're processing data using a for loop, you will find that this is a good way to summarize

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an operation that was performed on an entire dataset.

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For example, you might use a for loop to initialize a game by running through the list of characters

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and displaying each character on the screen.

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And you might want to, you might want then write some additional code after the loop that displays

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a play.

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No button.

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After all the characters have been drawn to the screen.