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Python has two ways to loop through data. For Loop The first is the for loop. The for loop is used when you know how many iterations to make. Example to loop through a dictionary using a for loop: Show keys: to_do_dict = {‘a’:’groceries’, ‘b’:’laundry’, ‘c’:’wash car’, ‘d’:’vacuum’} print (“TO DO ITEM KEYS:”) for key […]