The for-range statement is used to traverse a range of integers. The range is specified by seperating the lower and upper bounds of the range with the range operator (..), contained within the left and right square brackets ([ and ]). A for-list statement of this nature would look like:
for variable in [lower .. upper]statement
lower and upper must be expressions resulting in an integer type (unlike a range in a switch). The interpreter executes statement once for each number from lower to upper, with variable being assigned the current number in the range. An example of using a range in a list is:
for i in [1 .. 10]
.tell("iteration " + i);
Assigning to variable within a for-list statement will not change the status of the loop; the interpreter remembers where it is at in what and will continue as normal.
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