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We all have seen underscode symbol in Python. One of the most common uses of the underscore is as a placeholder variable. When iterating over a sequence or generating a range of values, there are often situations where the loop variable is not needed. In such cases, Python programmers opt to use _ as a concise way to indicate that the value is irrelevant to the current context.
We all have seen underscore symbol in Python. One of the most common uses of the underscore is as a placeholder variable. When iterating over a sequence or generating a range of values, there are often situations where the loop variable is not needed. In such cases, Python programmers opt to use _ as a concise way to indicate that the value is irrelevant to the current context.

```python
for _ in range(10):
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