''' Purpose: demonstrate the printing of a list of words, one word per line
'''

# get list of three words
reply = input( "Enter three words: " )

w1, w2, w3  = reply.split()

### print the words

print()

print( w1 )
print( w2 )
print( w3 )

print()

# get list of words
reply = input( "Enter several words: " )

words = reply.split() # splits the string up into a list of words [w1,w2,w3,...]

### print the words
print( words )

# for loopvariable in sequence:
    # The loop variable (in this case w) will take on each value in the sequence one by one
    # Sequences include ranges, strings, and lists
    # The for loop breaks down the sequence into smaller parts
        # Ranges -> Each number
        # Strings -> Characters
        # Lists -> List elements (like our string words in this example)

# List For Loop:
for w in words:
    print( w )

s = words[0] # words is a list and we can also subscript into lists to get what's the first element in the sequence
            # our sequence is the list words
            # First word in words list!

# String For Loop:
for ch in s: # for each character in the string s
    print( ch ) # print each character

# Range For Loop (refer to love_is_all_you_need.py)
# Ex. for i in range(0,5):
    # print( i )