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python-loop-iteration
Name the loop variable as the **singular** of the iterable being walked—never a single-letter placeholder such as `i`, `x`, or `e`.
Instruction file imported from mention-ai-inc/app-template (.cursor/rules/python-loop-iteration.mdc). Copyright stays with the author.
For-loop iteration variables
Name the loop variable as the singular of the iterable being walked—never a single-letter placeholder such as i, x, or e.
Prefer for item in items, for note in notes, for row in rows.
Avoid for i in items, for x in notes, etc., unless the domain genuinely uses a conventional letter (e.g. mathematical indices in numeric code).
Nested loops should still use meaningful singular names (often combining with qualifiers): for outer_item in outer_items / for inner_item in outer_item.children, or distinct singular nouns per collection.
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Manifest
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"instructions": "## For-loop iteration variables\n\nName the loop variable as the **singular** of the iterable being walked—never a single-letter placeholder such as `i`, `x`, or `e`.\n\n- Prefer `for item in items`, `for note in notes`, `for row in rows`.\n- Avoid `for i in items`, `for x in notes`, etc., unless the domain genuinely uses a conventional letter (e.g. mathematical indices in numeric code).\n\nNested loops should still use meaningful singular names (often combining with qualifiers): `for outer_item in outer_items` / `for inner_item in outer_item.children`, or distinct singular nouns per collection.",
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