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range in a loopLet’s get some more practice with these concepts!
Create a list called single_digits that consists of the numbers 0-9 (inclusive).
Create a for loop that goes through single_digits and prints out each one.
Before the loop, create a list called squares. Assign it to be an empty list to begin with.
Inside the loop that iterates through single_digits, append the squared value of each element of single_digits to the list squares. You can do this before or after printing the element.
After the for loop, print out squares.
Create the list cubes using a list comprehension on the single_digits list. Each element of cubes should be an element of single_digits taken to the third power.
Print cubes.
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