Django {{ forloop.counter }} Target Second Object [closed]

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Why does this:

{% if forlooop.counter == 2 %} 
   second thing 
{% else %} 
   first thing
{% endif %} 

Always show first thing, even in when there are three objects in the forloop?

Thanks for your ideas!

Answer 1

I think you add another 'o' in forloop, it should be

{% if forloop.counter == 2 %}