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A list comprehension is a way to construct a list in Python using a single line of code. The pattern of creating an empty list, setting up a for loop, and then using several if-then clauses to determine which data should appear in the list can all be done in a single line in Python.
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What if I have 4 different variables like x, y, z, and j and I want it to print ['x', 1], ['x', 2], ['x', 3], ['x', 4], ['x', 5], ['x', 6], ['y', 1], ['y', 2], ['y', 3], ['y', 4], ['y', 5], ['y', 6], ['z', 1], ['z', 2], ['z', 3], ['z', 4], ['z, 5], ['z', 6], ['j', 1], ['j', 2], ['j', 3], ['j', 4], ['j, 5], ['j', 6]] how do I do this?
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