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4.4 Nested Iteration

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Nested iteration means placing one loop inside another loop. This structure lets you repeat actions where each iteration of the outer loop triggers a full cycle of the inner loop. Think of it as having a loop within a loop. This is especially useful when working with multi-dimensional data or performing operations that require multiple passes over a set of data.

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