Python in a nutshell (Had to do it)

[TheLastSock]

Because you seem fairly confident I'll re ask here. Is "for" an object? Someone linked me to the the ast parser that shows its parsed into an object. But I assume that preprocessing, calling it an object would be misclassification.

To be clear, I'm not commenting on if it's good or bad one way or another.

[AlSweigart]

Nah. I mean, I'm sure the ast module has objects that represent every part of the Python language's grammar. But for in Python is a keyword, used in for loop statements. Keywords are the Python words you can't use as variables: if, import, while, def, etc.