Online Compiler Nasm

# Write your code here for ch in 'abc': print (ch)~
This code loops through each character in the string `'abc'` and prints it. The loop will output `a`, `b`, and `c` on separate lines.

- The tilde character `~` at the end of the last line is not valid Python syntax. Remove it to avoid a syntax error.
- Make sure there is no extra whitespace or punctuation after the closing parenthesis of `print(ch)`.