Answer-D1:
• Iterative statements (loops) repeat a set of instructions while a condition is true.
• Real Life Example: Printing a table of a number entered by the user.
• Python Code Example:
n = int(input("Enter a number: "))
i=1
while i <= 10:
print(n, "*", i, "=", n*i)
i += 1
Answer-D2:
Membership operators check if a value is present in a sequence (like string, list).
• in → output will be True , if value exists in the sequence. Else, output will be False
• not in → output will be True, if value does not exist in the sequence. Else, output will be False
Answer-D3:
• The range() function creates a sequence of numbers from the start value to the end (i.e end-1)
value.
• It is used for loops to run a specific number of times.
Answer-D4:
For Loop While Loop
• Number of iterations is known. • Runs until a condition is false.
• Called a definite loop. • Called a pre-tested loop.
• Works on sequence of numbers. • Has 4 steps: Initialise, Test, Loop body, Step value.
Yes, by using a loop with a condition that is always true.
Python Code:
while 1>0:
print("Infinite Loop")
Answer-E1:
• Prateek should use an if statement
• Python Code:
num = int(input("Enter a number: "))
if num % 7 == 0:
print("The number is divisible by 7")
else:
print("The number is not divisible by 7")
Answer-E2:
• Kriti can use a for loop with range()
• Python Code:
for i in range(1, 101):
print(i)
Answer-F1:
Steps of a while loop:
1) Start with a variable (initialisation).
2) Write a condition to check.
3) Run the loop body (instructions).
4) Change the variable (to avoid infinite loop).
Python Code:
i=1 # Step 1: Initialisation
while i <= 5: # Step 2: Condition
print(i) # Step 3: Loop body
i += 1 # Step 4: Update variable
Answer-F2:
evens = range(2, 21, 2) # Even numbers from 2 to 20
for num in range(2, 21):
if num in evens:
print(num)
