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Sometimes you need your code to run all the time when the condition holds. For example, in real life, we don't quit the metro train till we reach our station. I.e. if we need "Station B" we will miss "Station A", "Station C" and so on, until we reach "Station B". In Python you can write something like this using while loop:
12while condition: do
For example, we can print all the numbers to 10.
1234567# assign starting number i = 1 # while loop will print all the numbers to 10 while i < 10: # condition print(i) # action i = i + 1 # increasing variable
You might notice, that we use i = i + 1
inside the loop. If we didn't specify that, our loop would be infinite, as every time it checked condition it got 1 < 10, which is True. Be careful while using this type of loop in order not to make your code execution infinite.
Swipe to start coding
- Create variable i with value 1.
- Using while loop print all the numbers less than 10 squared. Do not forget to increase your number on each step!
Lösung
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while loop (1/2)
Sometimes you need your code to run all the time when the condition holds. For example, in real life, we don't quit the metro train till we reach our station. I.e. if we need "Station B" we will miss "Station A", "Station C" and so on, until we reach "Station B". In Python you can write something like this using while loop:
12while condition: do
For example, we can print all the numbers to 10.
1234567# assign starting number i = 1 # while loop will print all the numbers to 10 while i < 10: # condition print(i) # action i = i + 1 # increasing variable
You might notice, that we use i = i + 1
inside the loop. If we didn't specify that, our loop would be infinite, as every time it checked condition it got 1 < 10, which is True. Be careful while using this type of loop in order not to make your code execution infinite.
Swipe to start coding
- Create variable i with value 1.
- Using while loop print all the numbers less than 10 squared. Do not forget to increase your number on each step!
Lösung
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Sometimes you need your code to run all the time when the condition holds. For example, in real life, we don't quit the metro train till we reach our station. I.e. if we need "Station B" we will miss "Station A", "Station C" and so on, until we reach "Station B". In Python you can write something like this using while loop:
12while condition: do
For example, we can print all the numbers to 10.
1234567# assign starting number i = 1 # while loop will print all the numbers to 10 while i < 10: # condition print(i) # action i = i + 1 # increasing variable
You might notice, that we use i = i + 1
inside the loop. If we didn't specify that, our loop would be infinite, as every time it checked condition it got 1 < 10, which is True. Be careful while using this type of loop in order not to make your code execution infinite.
Swipe to start coding
- Create variable i with value 1.
- Using while loop print all the numbers less than 10 squared. Do not forget to increase your number on each step!
Lösung
Danke für Ihr Feedback!