Answer / Shivendra Pratap Singh

In Python, a basic for loop is created using the for keyword followed by an iterable object (e.g., list or range) and an indented code block:nnfor i in range(10):n print('Loop Iteration:', i)nnIn R, for loops are created using a similar syntax with the for() function:nnfor (i in 1:10) {n cat('Loop Iteration:', i, 'n')n}

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