A and from all columns.

There's all of these that we have to go through.

It would be this zero, right over there.

The way this looks is we have a new element in P.

Then it goes back to the for loop and it says,

We are going to use the notation yi to refer to the ith element of the vector y.

No, it's just 0,1,2,3,4 up to but not including 5.)

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So sum is now referring to 3, you print sum, you get 3.

for each of the things in the range, make i refer to them, and then each of those loops is going to refer to a different one,

Didn't add it there, cuz it didn't add it to the copy.

So i is going to be 0.

We assign that to the variable P, so now P will no longer refer to the list 1, 2, 3.

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Make sure the requisition numbers match up.

Look, are there any more elements that I can assign i to? Well, sure there are!

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Then we continue in the loop.

And eventually, i is going to be 9, we're going to evaluate this, and the for loop says,

So for example a1 1 is going to refer to the entry in the 1st row and the 1st column, so that's the first row and the first column and so a1 1 is going to be equal to 1, 4, 0, 2.

And when you print sum, it will now print 1. Then, the for loop will say,

The first statement creates a new list.

I think I found a bug!

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Here's what happens after the first assignment, the name stooges refers to the list containing the 3 elements,

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