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    Vim task

write something "file1", "file2".... or

"uid1",
"uid2",
"uid3",
"uid4",
"uid5",
"uid6",
"uid7",
"uid8",
"uid9",
"uid10",

For such task do
:for i in range(1, 10) | put='uid'.i | endfor
//----loop logic ------|-loop-body---|--end--
/*
will write as
uid1
uid2
uid3 ....
*/

Rules
The string literal in loop body has to single quoted
The variable concatination (equivalent to '+' in other langs) : . (dot/period)
any special symbol may need to escape like double quoutes example: to print the above in double quotes:
for i in range(1, 10) | put='\"uid'.i.'\",' | endfor
//--------------------| '\"uid'+i+''\"' ------ => "uid1",
/*
output:
"uid1",
"uid2",
"uid3",
....
*/