Python - Dumb ques about nest loop in Python

This code should execute as follows: For each cycle of the outer loop, the inner loop executes 4 times. (If you struggle with that a pen & paper run simulation might be helpful). That being said your output should look somewhat like that:\n\n@@@ //First outer cycle\n@@@\n### //First inner cycle\n###\n### //Second inner cycle\n###\n### //Third inner cycle\n###\n### //Fourth inner cycle\n###\n@@@ //Second outer cycle\n@@@\n...\n\n\nThis is how nested loops work in most languages. Since Python does not use brackets to determine function scopes you have to give great attention to intendation. If you would like your second for statement to run only 4 times, you would have to write your code like this:\n\nfor steps1 in range(5):\n print('@@@')\n print('@@@')\nfor steps2 in range(4):\n print('###')\n print('###')\n\n\nEdit: More clarification",