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I saw this code on the Internet, and I wonder what __ is doing with for_in instead of the string _.mylist = [1,1]if True: for _ in mylist: print(hello world!)hello worldhello world
if __name__ == __main__:After the under bar comes out twice, the word name comes outWhen you explain to someone,Underba, underba, underba, underbar, underbarOr I wonder if there is a separate name for...
What's the difference between one underlined object name and two underlined object names?Why are you using it?Are functions and variables used in the same sense?
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