Why 0 is execute?

Question

x=10
for i in range(1,11):
x%=i
print(x)

#ouput=0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 but why can anyone explain me.

Answer 1

in the first iteration, x is assigned the value of 10 % 1:

x = x % i
x = 10 % 1
x = 0 (any number % 1 is 0)

from this point on in each iteration, the value of x is 0
and 0 % number is always 0

Answer 2

In the first iteration:
x = 10 % 1, so x becomes 0

Thereafter, for i from 2 to 10, x % i evals to 0 % i, wich is always 0, for any value of i.