# FOR Mini Project — Form Wannabe
# for loop + input() + split() — one question at a time

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# The setup
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fields = "name age country".split()
# ['name', 'age', 'country'] — a sequence your loop can move through

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# Form Wannabe
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for field in fields:
    answer = input(f"Enter your {field}: ")
    print(f"{field.capitalize()}: {answer}")

print("Thanks for your data.")

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# Test it
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# Enter your name: Bull
# Name: Bull
# Enter your age: 25
# Age: 25
# Enter your country: Romania
# Country: Romania
# Thanks for your data.

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# Go further
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# Add more fields — "name age country city job".split()
# Change the final message based on the number of fields — use a counter
# Print each field with its position — use enumerate()

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# Quick reference
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# .split()      — separates string into individual words
# .capitalize() — first letter uppercase
# input()       — asks the user, returns a string
# for loop      — one field at a time, automatically