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Lab - Week 4 (2021)

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Repetition Structures Int lab session, you are going to learn; Repetition structures, including: © Condition-controlled loops © Count-controlled loops © Nested loops * Infinite loops and how they can be avoided range function as used in for loops. © Calculating a running total and augmented assignment operators 1) Consider following while statements and see the results. Infinite loop, exit with Ctr1+c while True: print(“Hello Python") Hanile Loop count = @ while (count < 9): print(‘The count is:', count) count = count +1 print ("6ood bye!") #unile loop with else mycount. while mycount < 5: print(mycount, "is less than 5") mycount = mycount + 1 else: print(mycount, " is not less than S") 2) This problem averages test scores. It asks the user for the number of students and the number of test scores per student. # Get the number of students. num_students = int(input('How many students do you have? *)) # Get the number of test scores per student. nun_test_scores = int(input(‘How many test scores per student? ')) # Determine each student's average test score. for student in range(num_students): # Initialize an accumulator for test scores. total = 0.0 # Get a student's test scores. print('Student number’, student + 1) print(* ) for test_num in range(nun_test_scores): print (‘Test nunber', test_num + 1, end= float(input(": *)) score = # Add the score to the accumulator. total += score # Calculate the average test score for this student. average = total / num_test_scores # Display the average print('The average for student number’, student + 1, 'is:', average) print() 3) Consider following for statement and see the results. For loop for letter in ‘Python’: print(‘Current Letter :', letter) fruits = [‘banana’, ‘apple’, ‘mango ] for fruit in fruits print(‘Current fruit :', fruit) print("éood bye!") 4) Consider following examples about nested loops and see the results. Nested for loop, the multiplication table for x in range(1, 11): for y in range(1, 11. print('d * Xd = xd" % (x, y, xty)) ‘Nested while loop x= -20 y= 20 while x <= yz print ("X is now: 2x) x=x+1 while x < @: print ("X is negative") xexed

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