The documentation contains "for-each" and "for each", but sadly not "foreach". Why should "foreach" be in the documentation? There is no "foreach" keyword in Py

The documentation contains "for-each" and "for each", but sadly not "foreach". Why should "foreach" be in the documentation? There is no "foreach" keyword in Python. If you are looking for "foreach", someone else will look for "python do until", "python fold", "python switch" and maybe another one for "python macros" or "python transducer". Some of those searches are legitimate, because "foreach" is quite used outside of Python and "switch" should be expected to be defined in every language. However, the documentation states what the language is, not what it isn't. The goal of a reference documentation is like a dictionary: you define your words w.r.t. the other words defined in your language; this is already quite a complex task. But you don't mention words from other languages because that would start to be overly confusing and a burden to maintain (now you have to check how other languages evolve). There are other resources to make connections between languages.