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Identify the correct format of for loop for list traversal.

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for i in the list:
resultant.append(i * 2)
for i in the list: resultant.append(i * 2)

for i in list:
resultant.append{i * 2}
for i in list: resultant.append{i * 2}

for i in list:
resultant.append(i * 2)
for i in list: resultant.append(i * 2)

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The correct format for list traversal in Python is:

for i in the_list:
    resultant.append(i * 2)

Or, in a single-line format:

for i in the_list: resultant.append(i * 2)

Based on the options provided, the ones using parentheses for function calls (like append(i * 2)) are correct, while the ones using curly braces {} for the append method are incorrect, as append requires parentheses.

So your best options are:

for i in the list:
    resultant.append(i * 2)

for i in the list: resultant.append(i * 2)

(make sure to replace "the list" with the actual variable name of the list you are traversing).

Please choose an option that matches these formats.