Would it be frowned upon if the index variable i were not used inside a for loop? I have never come across a code that didn't use the value of the index while it iterates through the loop. def questionable(): for i in range(3): print('Is this OK?') # (or do something more complicated) # as opposed to: def proper(): for i in range(3): print(i) # (or do something that the value of 'i' is necessary) What's a more Pythonic way to rewrite the function questionable, that is, to repeatedly do something without using the iteration variable? Continue reading...
