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I'm trying to handle output in the form of a list/dict:
```+ subnets: [
+     [0]: "10.2.0.0/22"
+     [1]: "10.4.0.0/22"
+     [2]: "10.6.0.0/22"
+     [3]: "10.8.0.0/22"
+     [4]: "10.10.0.0/22"
+     [5]: "10.12.0.0/22"
+     [6]: "10.14.0.0/22"
]```
I can set a value by using the index (i.e. `['subnets'][0]`)
I want to iterate over the subnets to create them but I can't use a for loop because `'Output' object is not iterable`
How can I use these values in the output?

Using `.apply` with a lambda allows me to extract the values but now I need to figure out how to get those as values for new resources

```vpc_subnets = vpc['subnets'].apply(
   lambda x: list(map(print, x))
)```

<@U02EAKDTQ8L> you can pass the whole array as an output, if you need specific elements from it you'll need to be a bit more creative..

I've considered putting the length of an Output list into another Output so that it can be used as an iterator but got this:
`TypeError: 'Output' object cannot be interpreted as an integer`

You can’t iterate over an output because it’s a future 