["python","python-2.7","alphabet"]
How do I iterate through the alphabet?

In Python, could I simply ++ a char? What is an efficient way of doing this? I want to iterate through URLs and generate them in the following way: www.website.com/term/# www.website.com/term/a www.website.com/term/b www.website.com/term/c www.website.com/term/d ... www.website.com/term/z
You can use string.ascii_lowercase which is simply a convenience string of lowercase letters, Python 2 Example: from string import ascii_lowercase for c in ascii_lowercase: # append to your url Python 3 Example: #!/usr/bin/env python3 # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- from string import ascii_lowercase as alc for i in alc: print(f"www.website.com/term/{i}") # Result # www.website.com/term/a # www.website.com/term/b # www.website.com/term/c # ... # www.website.com/term/x # www.website.com/term/y # www.website.com/term/z Or if you want to keep nesting you can do like so: #!/usr/bin/env python3 # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- for i in alc: print(f"www.website.com/term/{i}") for j in alc: print(f"www.website.com/term/{i}{j}") # Result # www.website.com/term/a # www.website.com/term/aa # www.website.com/term/ab # www.website.com/term/ac # ... # www.website.com/term/ax # www.website.com/term/ay # www.website.com/term/az # www.website.com/term/b # www.website.com/term/ba # www.website.com/term/bb # www.website.com/term/bc # ... # www.website.com/term/bx # www.website.com/term/by # www.website.com/term/bz # www.website.com/term/c # www.website.com/term/ca # www.website.com/term/cb # www.website.com/term/cc # ... # ... # ... # www.website.com/term/z # www.website.com/term/za # www.website.com/term/zb # www.website.com/term/zc # www.website.com/term/zd # ... # www.website.com/term/zx # www.website.com/term/zy # www.website.com/term/zz