title: Skip an iteration while looping through a list - Python
body: <p>Is there a way to skip the first iteration in this for-loop, so that I can put a for-loop inside a for-loop in order to compare the first element in the list with the rest of them.</p>
  
  <pre><code>from collections import Counter
  vowelCounter = Counter()
  vowelList = {'a','e','i','o','u'}
  userString = input("Enter a string ")
  displayed = False
  for letter in userString:
      letter = letter.lower()
      if letter in vowelList:
          vowelCounter[letter] +=1
      for vowelCount1 in vowelCounter.items():
          char, count = vowelCount1
          for vowelCount2 in vowelCounter.items(STARTING AT 2)
              char2, count2 = vowelCount2
              if count &gt; count2 : CONDITION
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>How would the syntax go for this? I only need to do a 5 deep For-loop. So the next would Start at 3, then start at 4, then 5, the the correct print statement depending on the condition.
  Thanks</p>