comprehensions.
Python has a system that might simplify your code called comprehensions. They allow you to turn your nested for loop into an amazing single line of code. In this series of videos we'll highlight some useful ways to use them.
Notes
There are list comprehensions.
[c for i, c in enumerate('abceabce') if i < 5]
There are set comprehensions.
{c for i, c in enumerate('abceabce')}
There are tuple comprehensions.
tuple(c for i, c in enumerate('abceabce'))
And dictionary comprehensions!
{i: c for i, c in enumerate('abceabce') if i < 5}
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