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GIRLS CODING CAMP

WEEK 2
NESTED IF
STATEMENTS
LOOPS
LOOPS IN
PYTHON
Understanding
for and while
loops with
examples
What is a Loop? 🤔
A loop allows repeated execution of
code.

It is a way to repeat a set of


instructions multiple times until a
certain condition is met.

It helps automate repetitive tasks,


without writing the same code again
and again.
TWO MAIN TYPES IN
PYTHON
for loop – Iterates over
sequences

while loop – Runs until a


condition is met
THE FOR LOOP

Syntax: Example:
for i in range(3):
for variable in range(n): print("Hello, World!")
# Code to execute
output:
Hello, World!
Hello, World!
Hello, World!
USING RANGE(START, STOP, STEP)

for i in range(2, 10, 2):


range(start, print(i)
stop, step) can
output:
control the 2
range. 4
6
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THE WHILE LOOP

A while loop syntax:


runs until a
condition while condition:
becomes # Code to execute
False.
Example

x=3 output:
while x > 0: 3
print(x) 2
x -= 1 1
Infinite Loops
If a loop condition never becomes False, it runs forever.

while True:
print("This will never stop!")

Always ensure exit conditions !


The break Statement
for i in range(10): Output:
if i == 5: 0
break 1
print(i) 2
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