For loop

- For loop is used to repeat a list, set, tuple, dictionary, or string.

- For loop written by for keyword.

For loop on “chirag” string:

- Return Output as Column(Vertically).

- Why do we print x because x gets all the values of a string. (In the below code)

- We can add another character or name instead of x.

 

Output:

       

For loop on cheems list:

- Return Output as Column(Vertically).

For loop break statement:

- Break statement is used to stop the loop where we add the break condition.

- Break statement written by break keyword.

- In the below code, “dogelina” is excluded in the output because we add the break condition at "dogelina" in the if statement before print.

- Syntax: if c == "Value Name":

                    break

- In the below code, “dogebhai” is included in the output because we print the loop before the break condition at "dogebhai" in the if statement.

For loop continue statement:

- Continue statement is used to exclude the specific value and continue the loop with the next value.

- Continue statement written by continue keyword.

- In the below code, “dogelina” is excluded in the output because we add the continue condition at "dogelina" in the if statement before print.

- Syntax: if c == "Value Name":

                    continue

For loop range() function:

- For loop range() function is used to print the numbers with a specific number of times.

- The Range of Numbers starts with 0 (by default), increments with 1 (by default), and ends with a specific number.

- Syntax: for c in range(a, b, c):

                    print(c)

- a is the starting number.

- b is the ending number.

- c is the increment number.

- Return 0 to 4 numbers, 5 is excluded. (In the below code)

- Starts with 0 (by default), that's why 5 is the ending number. (In the below code)

- Increment by 1 (by default).






- Return 1 to 4 numbers, 5 is excluded. (In the below code)

- 1 is the starting number and 5 is the ending number. (In the below code)

- Increment by 1 (by default).






- Return 1 to 9 numbers, 10 is excluded. (In the below code)

- 1 is the starting number, 10 is the ending number, and 3 is the increment number. (In the below code)

- Increment by 3.

Nested for loop:

- Nested for loop means a loop inside a loop.

- c is the outer loop and d is the inner loop. (In the below code)

Important-

- If we print the outer loop(c loop) then the inner loop range is executed for every single value of the outer loop.

- If we print the inner loop(d loop) then the outer loop range is executed for all values of the inner loop.

Output:

(c loop) 
 🠇 (d loop)

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end=’ ’ statement:

- The end=’ ’ condition adds spaces or characters between executed values.

- The end=’ ’ condition Returns the Output as Row(Horizontally).

- Without end=' ' condition the Output is Column(Vertically).

- The end=' ' condition with space: (In the below code)

Output:

- The end=' ' condition with character: (In the below code)

Output:

- The end=' ' condition in NESTED LOOP with space: (In the below code)

Output:

- The end=' ' condition in NESTED LOOP with character: (In the below code)

Output: