in a loop for, when running through a list, the value that is obtained what data type is it? or what data type does it belong to

Question

Abc=["a","b","c"]
ca={"a":1,"b":2,"c":3}
for x in Abc:
print(ca[x])
I have tried to convert x to a string but it doesn't work

Answer 1

It is the same data type as in Abc, hence string. So you don't need to convert it.

Which output do you expect?

Answer 2

x is already a string taken from Abc list

when you write ca[x] so it is same as writing

ca["a"]
ca["b"]
ca["c"]

Answer 3

But it is already string
x is the same data in the list

so you print ca["a"] which will output 1.

Answer 4

Mohamed Ayaou

yeah ca["a"] will be 1

x = "a"

in python for loop we iterate through each element of list, we don't need list index to do that