I never fully understood Python for loops until I grasped the range function. Here is what I learnt

I come from a C Programming background, where for loops are very simple. for(int i = 0; i < n; i++) { // Your fabulous code block } This was intuitively easy to understand. The first part int i = 0 is the initialization (the starting point) for the iterator. It is also nice that this int lives and dies within the scope of this for loop...