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Last time, we learned how to apply Python's 'if statement' to change processing based on conditions. For example, it was code like the following.score = 85 if score >= 80:   print("優秀！") elif score >= ...

When you’re new to Python, you usually use “for” loops whenever you have to process a collection of data. Need to square a list of numbers? Loop through them. Need to filter or sum them? Loop again.