Python 3.12 Beginner Tutorial - Lesson 24 - Enumerate

Lesson 24 - Enumerate
In Python, the enumerate() function is a built-in method that adds a counter to an iterable and returns it as an enumerate object. This object can be used to loop over the iterable with both the index and the value of each item. enumerate() is particularly useful when you need to keep track of the index while iterating over a list, tuple, string, or any other iterable.

The enumerate() function can be used by passing an iterable as its first argument and an optional start parameter to specify the starting index.
When you need both the index and the value while iterating over an iterable, enumerate() provides a clean and Pythonic way to achieve this.