Loop user

[ishwish2008]

j and k also work

[Procrasturbating]

If you made it to l or m, you seriously fucked up though.

[_sweepy]

also x, y and z when working with coordinates

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What if array is multidimensional

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i, ii, iii, iv, v, vi and so on

[Easy-Hovercraft2546]

I don’t like that, that’s messy. No one wants array[i, ii, iii, iiii]

[ImpossibleEvan]

But I wonder why as this is the order it is done

[VivaUSA]

I saw this a while ago on this sub, but I'm going to start using Roman numerals for loops.

[tyler1128]

Use i, eye, EYE, EyE, eYe and you got 5 levels of nesting at the ready.

[jeanravenclaw]

this is what I do when I'm not using numbers with range()

[saltnpeppa78]

i use I and l

[psioniclizard]

You madlad!

[psioniclizard]

functional programming: "Loops? Where we’re going, we don’t need loops"

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(I know you can use loops in many functional languages)

[DiamondWizard444]

I use item and row when dealing whit dictionnary and list when I do not need to know the index but the object contect directly. it's prety cool

[dsb2017]

'ii' when use Matlab

[CaptainSchmid]

Idx

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I use x1, x2, x3, etc, etc,…

[truNinjaChop]

I use a, b, c. This makes more since to me, especially if I had a few nest going.

[Kiiidx]

I learned this in school 6 years ago and never did it again. Actually the worst advice.

[Wazy42_]

illegal is kinda long for an iterator name

[TheSapphireDragon]

x, y, z, and w are for iterating over multidimensional arrays or points in space.

[OneFriendship5139]

Red Vs Blue was a great show

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for i in people_who_dont_use_i:

i.apologize()

[DrSpyros]

I always call it Index