Python: how to quickly connect two lists in Python using zip? [EN]

The code is defining two lists of names and ages and then using the zip function to create an iterator called combined. The zip function takes in multiple iterables (in this case the names and ages lists) and returns an iterator that generates tuples where the first item of the tuple is an item from the first input iterable, the second item is an item from the second input iterable, and so on.

Then it uses a for loop to iterate over the combined iterator and assigns each tuple to the variable name, age respectively. In the loop, it is printing the values of name and age with a "Name: " and "Age: " message, respectively.

You can think of the code as: you have two sets of information, the names and ages, and using the zip function, it combines them in a way that for each index position, the name and the age of that index are together in a tuple. And then using the for loop it is taking those tuples and extracting the name and age from it and printing it.

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