(using python)

Recall that a for loop has the following structure:

for VARIABLE in COLLECTION: #loop body one or more statements 

Lets start with an easy for loop example to remind us how to use a for loop.

fruits = ["apple", "banana", "cherry"] for fruit in fruits: print(fruit) 

This code goes through the list to print out apple, banana, and cherry.

Now, use this code as a basis for a function print_list_index, which would produce the following output:

apple is at index 0 banana is at index 1 cherry is at index 2 

Below is the template for the function definition.

Test your code by running it with the following examples:

>>> fruits = ["apple", "banana", "cherry"] >>> print_list_index(fruits) apple is at index 0 banana is at index 1 cherry is at index 2 >>> print_list_index(["A", "B", "C"]) A is at index 0 B is at index 1 C is at index 2

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given code:

def print_list_index( aList ): """ Given an input list aList, display " is at index " for each item in the list. """ pass # TODO: replace with the proper output