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## Overview
In this shot, we want to learn how we can loop through a list in R.
To understand a `for` loop in R, click on this [shot]( https://www.educative.io/answers/how-to-use-for-loops-in-r).

You can loop through items of a list using a `for` loop.

## Code


mylist <- list("mango", "orange", "pear", "apple", "lemon", "cashew")

for (x in mylist){
  print(x)
}


## Explanation
* Line 1, we create a list `mylist`. 
* Line 3, we use a `for` loop, and make `x` represent the items in the list.
* Line 4 we print `x`, which means printing all the list items.

That is a straightforward way of looping through a list in R.

mylist <- list("mango", "orange", "pear", "apple", "lemon", "cashew")


for (x in 1:length(mylist)) {
  print(mylist[[x]])
}

## Explanation 
In the code above we defined a looping index variable `x` in the loop and called the `lengh()` function. With this method, we are also able to loop through the giving list using a `for` loop.

## Summary
The two different methods to use in order to loop through a list of items are:
1. To loop directly over the list.

2. To define a looping index variable and call the `length()` function.

How to loop through a list of item using a for loop in R

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