[for-loop] What is the pythonic way to detect the last element in a 'for' loop?

Google brought me to this old question and I think I could add a different approach to this problem.

Most of the answers here would deal with a proper treatment of a for loop control as it was asked, but if the data_list is destructible, I would suggest that you pop the items from the list until you end up with an empty list:

while True:
    element = element_list.pop(0)
    do_this_for_all_elements()
    if not element:
        do_this_only_for_last_element()
        break
    do_this_for_all_elements_but_last()

you could even use while len(element_list) if you don't need to do anything with the last element. I find this solution more elegant then dealing with next().

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