Question

Which part of the code tells the for loop what to do with each item?

for fruit in fruits:
print(fruit)


print(fruit)


for fruit in fruits


move fruit


fruits

Answer 1

In the code snippet you provided, the part of the for loop that tells it what to do with each item is the line inside the for loop:

```python
print(fruit)
```

This line of code specifies that for each item in the `fruits` iterable, the loop will execute the `print(fruit)` statement, which prints the current item (fruit) to the output.

The for loop structure itself looks like this:

```python
for fruit in fruits:
# Action to be performed on each item
```

Here, `fruit` is the variable that takes on the value of each item in the `fruits` iterable during each iteration of the loop.