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for loops
consider the loop for a in range(10): # some code I cannot change the value of a while the loop is still running, e.g. for a in range(10): if a == 5: a += 1 is there any way of doing this without using a while loop instead (example below)? a = 0 while a < 10: if a == 5: a += 1 # doesn't generate an error
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right... that would only allow for incrementing the value of a by 1 though. if I wanted a -= 1, that wouldn't work.
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it's just less elegant, idk. but thanks anyways
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Instead of a+=1 or a++ use ācontinueā to skip to next index without doing anything . Found via Google.