Find error in this it is showing syntax error

Question

L = [ ‘a’, ‘b’, ‘c’, ‘d]
V = ‘6’
for in L :
L[i] += V
V = V-2
Print(“V= “, V, “L = “, L )

Answer 1

Based on snippet in original post, not the code bit

L = [ 'a', 'b', 'c', 'd' ]
# use of slanted quotes
V = '6' # use of slanted quotes
for i in range( len( L ) ): # use range( ) (rather than for...each) to support indices
L[ i ] += V
# <i> is list element, can't use <i> as index because they are strings
V = str( int( V ) - 2
) # must convert back to string after converting to int for decrementing
print( f"{V=} {L=}" ) # use of slanted quotes

Answer 2

Priyansh Verma

for in L ?

Did you check this syntax?

Is this right ?

"V = " V

Answer 3

Priyansh Verma

Dude just go in lesson and check syntax again.

You must know syntax properly.

Answer 4

Copy+paste that mess into a SoloLearn "code bit", then edit your original post to attach that code bit from your "my codes".
Then we may help you.

Answer 5

https://code.sololearn.com/c7sK914JJ3K8/?ref=app

Answer 6

Dude I just want ryt ans

Answer 7

Code is in description