Update README to clarify for loop requirement in exercise 08#141
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Update README to clarify for loop requirement in exercise 08#141Cerco01 wants to merge 2 commits into4GeeksAcademy:masterfrom
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Added instruction to use a for loop for the delete_person function.
Added instruction to use a for loop in delete_person function.
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The automated test for this exercise strictly requires the use of a for loop which was not specified in the original instructions. This inconsistency caused valid solutions using native Python methods to fail the test. In fact, if the exercise is solved using the exact same approach as the official solution.hide.py file, the automated test explicitly throws an error requesting the use of a for loop because it was omitted. To resolve this issue I have added an explicit instruction clarifying the for loop requirement in both the English and Spanish README files.