Am I supposed to have the code skip every iteration of "a" in the list when loopy function is run or just index 0?

Here's the code that I've written for this challenge:

def loopy(items): # Code goes here for item in items: #Goes though items list in loopy argument if items[0] == 'a': #Skip printing elements that are exactly "a" continue else: print(item) #Print everything else other than elements containing "a".

Here are the details of the challenge question: "Same idea as the last one. My loopy function needs to skip an item this time, though. Loop through every item in items. If the current item's index 0 is the letter "a", continue to the next one. Otherwise, print out every member of items."

I am confused about whether I should care about specifically index 0 or any "current" index that has only the letter "a" in general as then loopy function goes though the for loop? This function prints out every member of items except the items that have only the letter "a" but it did not like it. Is it the 0th index or any current index in general that the program needs to skip if it encounters the only letter "a"? The instructions for the second sentence of what this particular challenge task is ambiguous and needs more clarification.