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Loop Statements
11
Global Leadership School
Handong Global University
Learning Objectives
• Understand the condition in loop statement
• Understand the basic while
• Understand the basic for
Loop statement
• When handling repeating tasks
• Same or regularly repeating tasks
 Repeat while it meets the conditions
• Types of loops
• while
• For # print 0,1,2,…9 # print 0,1,2,…9

i=0 for i in range(10) :

while i < 10 : print(i)
print(i)
i=i+1
Flow of loop

False
Condition?

True
statements
while
# print 0,1,2,…9
i=0
while i < 10 :
print(i)
i=i+1

print(‘exit value; ‘, i)

• Check if condition is true or false

• If the condition is false(0)
• End while and execute next lines
• If the condition is true(1)
• Run body in the while loop
• After executing the body, go back to beginning of the
body
Example ‘while’ 1
# What is the output?

value = 50

while value < 100 :

value = value + 10
print(value)

print(“last value= “, value)

Example ‘while’ 2
# What is the output?

value = 100

while value > 0 :

value = value - 5
print(value)

print(“last value= “, value)

Example ‘while’ 3
# What is the output?

i=1
while i <= 2**10 :
print(i)
i=i*2

print(“last i= “, i)
Example ‘while’ 4
# What is the output?

i = 2**10
while i > 1 :
print(i)
i = i // 2

print(“last i= “, i)
For loop
• for loop is executed based on repetition
• It is used with repeatable strings and lists
• Used with range() for <variable> in <sequence>:
<statements>

for i in range(10) :
if i%2 == 0:
print(“@” * i)
else :
print(“^” * i)

print("Final number = “, i)
Example ‘for’ 1
# Print numbers from 0 to 9

for i in range(10) :
print(i)
Example ‘for’ 2
# Print numbers from 10 to 1 (without 0)

for i in range(10,0,-1) :
print(i)
Example ‘for’ 3
# Print ’Hello’ 5 times, ‘There’ once.

for i in range(5) :
print ("Hello")

print ("There")
Example ‘for’ 4
# Print 'Hello' 'There’ 5 times

for i in range(5) :
print ("Hello")
print ("There")
Exercise 1-1, Find the mistake

#1

i=1
while i > 1 :
print(i)
i = i +1

print(“last i = “, i )
Exercise 1-1, Answer

#1

i=1
while i > 1 :
print(i) while() body is never
i = i +1 executed.

print(“last i = “, i )
Exercise 1-2, Find the mistake

#2

i=1
while i < 10 :
print(i)
i=i-1

print(“last i = “, i )
Exercise 1-2, Answer
Value of i is negative number
causing the program
#2
to endlessly execute.
It will keep running
i=1
until IDLE is closed
while i < 10 :
print(i)
i=i-1

print(“last i = “, i )
Exercise 1-3, Find the mistake

#3

for i in range(1,10,3)
print(i)
print(i**2)
Exercise 1-3, Answer
No colon at the end of the
#3 condition. This won’t execute.

for i in range(1,10,3) :
print(i)
print(i**2)
Exercise 2-1, What is the ouput?

#1

i=0
j = 10
n=0

while i < j :
i=i+1
n=n+2

print(“i= “, i)
print(“n= “, n, “***”)
Exercise 2-1, Answer

#1

i=0
j = 10
n=0

while i < j :
i=i+1
n=n+2

print(“i= “, i)
print(“n= “, n, “***”)
Exercise 2-2, What is the output?

#2

for i in [10, 1, 5,9, 21, 53] :

print(“i = “, i)
print(“i ** 2= “, i**2)
Exercise 2-2, Answer

#2

for i in [10, 1, 5,9, 21, 53] :

print(“i = “, i)
print(“i ** 2= “, i**2)
Exercise 2-3, What is the output?

#3

num = 0

while num < 20 :

print(num)
num = num + 2

print("last num: ", num)

Exercise 2-3, Answer

#3

num = 0

while num < 20 :

print(num)
num = num + 2

print("last num: ", num)

Lecture Summary
• Understand the condition in loop statement
• The repetition or suspension is determined by the
value of the condition
• Understand while()
• If the condition is false(0), it exits the while
statement.
• If the condition is true(1), execute while statement.
• Understand for()
• Used with repeatable strings and lists
Practice Question 1
• What is the execution result of the following
code? value = 50
while value < 100 :
print(value)
value = value + 15
print(“last value= “, value)

50 50 50 50
65 65 65 65
80 80 80 80
95 95 95 95
110 last value= 110 110 last value= 95
last value= 110 last value= 125
Practice Question 1, Answer
• What is the execution result of the following
code? value = 50
while value < 100 :
print(value)
value = value + 15
print(“last value= “, value)

50 50 50 50
65 65 65 65
80 80 80 80
95 95 95 95
110 last value= 110 110 last value= 95
last value= 110 last value= 125
Practice Question 2
• Which code outputs the following Hello
There
results? Hello
There
Hello
There

for i in range(6) : for i in range(3) : for i in range(3) : for i in range(6) :

print ("Hello") print ("Hello") print ("Hello") print ("Hello")
print ("There") print ("There") print ("There") print ("There")
Practice Question 2, Answer
• Which code outputs the following Hello
There
results? Hello
There
Hello
There

for i in range(6) : for i in range(3) : for i in range(3) : for i in range(6) :

print ("Hello") print ("Hello") print ("Hello") print ("Hello")
print ("There") print ("There") print ("There") print ("There")
Thank you
11 Loop Statements
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