In Python 'zip' built-in function takes a few lists and creates tuples by picking up elements f list

The "zip" built-in function takes a few lists (two in this example), and creates tuples by picking up elements from each list. The first tuple contains elements from the first positions in the lists, and so on.

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[plechium]

You could also run zip function directly in for loop

for x, y in zip(colors, fruits)

[sushifreez]

I too enjoy consuming the peer. In fact I consume the peer many times a day, at least 3.

[timotejbernat]

Or, for much more compact and concise code

for color, fruit in zip(colors, fruits):
print(color, fruit)

[nathanielwoodbury]

The “colours” revealed your location, this man is not from America haha

[jamesmccormick]

oh so is this basically the same thing as getting the transpose of a matrix?

[tomte]

Person: How did you know im a back end coder!?
Also them: *Peer*

[malding]

Ah yes, "peer" my favorite fruit

[nathanielwoodbury]

Also, I think you should set up the alias for Python3 to be Python in your terminal configurations, so you don’t have to keep saying Python3 and you can just say Python ..

[roygalaasen]

I always wondered what my peer tastes like.

[prenomnom]

haha he misspelled pear haha thats so funny haha. ah yes peer my favourite fruit haha. you misspelled color dude haha.

[hymasaladula]

I have some doubts can you have instagram

[joshdees]

You spelled pear wrong. And color. Does your computer know this?