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Python - Part II

This document discusses repetition control structures in Python using while loops and for loops. It provides 3 examples for each loop structure. The while loop examples demonstrate printing patterns like stars and numbers in ascending and descending order. The for loop examples also demonstrate printing patterns like stars and numbers, as well as taking user input to store marks in a list and print it.

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Python - Part II

This document discusses repetition control structures in Python using while loops and for loops. It provides 3 examples for each loop structure. The while loop examples demonstrate printing patterns like stars and numbers in ascending and descending order. The for loop examples also demonstrate printing patterns like stars and numbers, as well as taking user input to store marks in a list and print it.

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Grade 09 - Topic 02 – Programming and Development

NOTE - PART II

How to implement Repetition Control Structure in Python


❖ In Python, we can use following code blocks to implement Repetition Control Structure:
➢ WHILE Loop.
➢ FOR Loop.

While Loop in Python


❖ Example 01: Write a complete program in Python using while loop to display 5 stars, one at each line.

Code Output
counter = 1 Loop starts now!
print("Loop starts now!") *
#Starting the Loop *
while(counter<=5): *
print("*") *
counter+=1 *
#Loop is closed Loop is finished!
print("Loop is finished!")

❖ Example 02: Write a complete program in Python using while loop to display numbers from 1 to 5
(including both 1 and 5) according to the ascending order, one number at each line.

Code Output
counter = 1 1
2
while(counter<=5): 3
print(counter) 4
counter+=1 5

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Grade 09 - Topic 02 – Programming and Development
NOTE - PART II

❖ Example 03: Write a complete program in Python using while loop to display numbers from 10 to 6
(including both 10 and 6) according to the descending order, one number at each line.

Code Output
counter = 10 10
9
while(counter>5): 8
print(counter) 7
counter-=1 6

For Loop in Python


❖ Example 01: Write a complete program in Python using for loops to display 5 stars, one at each line.

Code Output
print("Loop starts now!") Loop starts now!
#Starting the Loop *
for counter in range(5): *
print("*") *
#Loop is closed *
print("Loop is finished!") *
Loop is finished!
➢ range( ) function takes a number as the input gives you a sequence of numbers starting from 0
and increments by 1 by default.
➢ Example:
▪ range(2) → 0,1 (2 numbers)
▪ range(5) → 0,1,2,3,4 (5 numbers)
➢ Read more: Click here.

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Grade 09 - Topic 02 – Programming and Development
NOTE - PART II

❖ Example 02: Write a complete program in Python using for loop to display numbers from 0 to 4
(including both 0 and 4) according to the ascending order, one number at each line.

Code Output
for counter in range(5): 0
print(counter) 1
2
3
4

❖ Example 03: Write a complete program in Python using for loop to take marks of 5 subjects and save
them in a list. Once complete storing user input, program must display all the values currently stored
in the list.

Code

#Creating the list with initial values to store marks


studentMarks = [0,0,0,0,0]

for indexNumber in range(5):


studentMarks[indexNumber] = int(input("Enter Marks: "))

print("Inserted marks are:",studentMarks)

Sample Output
Enter Marks: 75
Enter Marks: 80
Enter Marks: 88
Enter Marks: 79
Enter Marks: 80
Inserted marks are: [75, 80, 88, 79, 80]

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