Python - How to Iterate Through a List using for loop and the enumerate() Function - Code Example

Published: 03 November 2021
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A for loop is typically used to iterate a list. An IndexError occurs when you try to access an element outside the range of the list. The enumerate() function iterates a list and provides a counter variable. Several useful list functions exist that also iterate over a list

Function - Description
all(list)- True if all element in list are True (!= 0), or True if the list is empty.
any(list) - True if any element in the list is True.
max(list) - Returns the maximum element in the list
min (list) - Returns the minimum element in the list
sum(list) - Returns the sum of all list elements

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