magicians = ["Alice", "David", "Carolina"]

for magicians in magicians:
		print(magicians)
		
for magicians in magicians:
		print(magicians.title() + ", that was a great trick!")

I do this ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

I get this as my output...

Alice

Here's a different version of the program that does the same thing, plus comments:

magicians = ["Alice", "David", "Carolina"]

for person in magicians:
    print(person)
#person is now magicians[3], aka "Carolina"

magicians = person #magicians is now "Carolina".  Whoops!

for letter in magicians:
    print(letter.title() + ", that was a great trick!")

Basically, you're overwriting "magicians" by using the same variable as your loop iterator.

Thank you guys