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IterationTasks For

The document outlines 8 tasks that involve using for loops to print numbers, strings, times tables, averages, combinations, and binary to decimal conversions. The tasks get progressively more complex and cover a range of programming concepts involving for loops.

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IterationTasks For

The document outlines 8 tasks that involve using for loops to print numbers, strings, times tables, averages, combinations, and binary to decimal conversions. The tasks get progressively more complex and cover a range of programming concepts involving for loops.

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Iteration tasks: for

Task 1 - Numbers
Write a program that uses for to display the numbers 1 to 100 inclusive.

Task 2 - Hello again!


Write a program that uses for to print “Hello again!” 1000 times

Task 3 - 7 Times Table


Write a program that uses for to print every line of the 7 times table, so it looks something like the example
below. (Hint: use a variable and print it twice, once unchanged, and once multiplied by 7 using the * operator.
In between print " x ". Remember you can use commas to separate several items being printed on the same
line)

1 x 7 = 7
2 x 7 = 14
3 x 7 = 21
4 x 7 = 28
...
12 x 7 = 84

Task 4 - Average of 10 numbers


Write a program that will ask for 10 numbers, adds them together, and prints the average of the 10 numbers at
the end.

Task 5 - All the times tables


Write a program that will print every times table from 1 to 12. (Hint: use your program from task 3, and think
about how you will use two loops)

Task 6 - Bits
Write a program that will print the number of combinations you can have with a certain amount of bits, as in the
example below. Show all the combinations up to 32 bits (Hint: 2**3 is 8 )

1 bit(s) gives 2 combinations


2 bit(s) gives 4 combinations
3 bit(s) gives 8 combinations
4 bit(s) gives 16 combinations
...
32 bit(s) gives 4294967296 combinations

Task 7 - Bits
Extend the program from Task 6 so that it if the number of bits is a multiple of 8, it will display how many bytes
that is, e.g.

32 bit(s) gives 4294967296 combinations


That is 4 bytes

(continues...)
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Task 8 - To Decimal

Write a program that uses a for loop to produce the output in the screenshot below.

Hint 1: print (10 * '@') will print 10 @ symbols.

Hint 2: 11111111 = 27

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