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Syntax: <tt>\\for{var=\\m to \\n}{content}</tt>, or<br>
<tt>\\for{var in \\list}{content}</tt><p>
Where <tt>var</tt> can be any variable name, <tt>\\m, \\n</tt>
can be any integer, and <tt>\\list</tt> is a comma-separated list of items.
The <tt>content</tt> can make use of <tt>var</tt>.
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For example,

<pre>\\for{tt=1 to 10}{
\\def{integer square=\\tt^2}
&#92;(\\tt^2) = \\square<br>}</pre>

gives

\for{tt=1 to 10}{\def{integer square=\tt^2}\(\tt^2) = \square<br>}

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