For Loop in Python (Practice Problem)
Example 1: Print the first 10 natural numbers using for
loop
# between 0 to 10
# there are 11 numbers
# therefore, we set the value
# of n to 11
n = 11
# since for loop starts with
# the zero indexes we need to skip it and
# start the loop from the first index
for i in range(1,n):
print(i)
Example 2: Python program to print all the even numbers
within the given range.
# if the given range is 10
given_range = 10
for i in range(given_range):
# if number is divisble by 2
# then it's even
if i%2==0:
# if above condition is true
# print the number
print(i)
Example 3: Python program to calculate the sum of all
numbers from 1 to a given number.
# if the given number is 10
given_number = 10
# set up a variable to store the sum
# with initial value of 0
sum = 0
# since we want to include the number 10 in the sum
# increment given number by 1 in the for loop
for i in range(1,given_number+1):
sum+=i
# print the total sum at the end
print(sum)
Example 4: Python program to calculate the sum of all the
odd numbers within the given range.
# if the given range is 10
given_range = 10
# set up a variable to store the sum
# with initial value of 0
sum = 0
for i in range(given_range):
# if i is odd, add it
# to the sum variable
if i%2!=0:
sum+=i
# print the total sum at the end
print(sum)
Example 5: Python program to print a multiplication table
of a given number
# if the given range is 10
given_number = 5
for i in range(11):
print (given_number," x",i," =",5*i)
Example 6: Python program to display numbers from a list
using a for loop.
# if the below list is given
list = [1,2,4,6,88,125]
for i in list:
print(i)
Example 7: Python program to count the total number of
digits in a number.
# if the given number is 129475
given_number = 129475
# since we cannot iterate over an integer
# in python, we need to convert the
# integer into string first using the
# str() function
given_number = str(given_number)
# declare a variable to store
# the count of digits in the
# given number with value 0
count=0
for i in given_number:
count += 1
# print the total count at the end
print(count)
Example 8: Python program to check if the given string is
a palindrome.
# given string
given_string = "madam"
# an empty string variable to store
# the given string in reverse
reverse_string = ""
# iterate through the given string
# and append each element of the given string
# to the reverse_string variable
for i in given_string:
reverse_string = i + reverse_string
# if given_string matches the reverse_srting exactly
# the given string is a palindrome
if(given_string == reverse_string):
print("The string", given_string,"is a Palindrome.")
# else the given string is not a palindrome
else:
print("The string",given_string,"is NOT a Palindrome.")
Example 9: Python program that accepts a word from the
user and reverses it.
# input string from user
given_string = input()
# an empty string variable to store
# the given string in reverse
reverse_string = ""
# iterate through the given string
# and append each element of the given string
# to the reverse_string variable
for i in given_string:
reverse_string = i + reverse_string
# print the reverse_string variable
print(reverse_string)
Example 10: Python program to check if a given number is
an Armstrong number
# the given number
given_number = 153
# convert given number to string
# so that we can iterate through it
given_number = str(given_number)
# store the lenght of the string for future use
string_length = len(given_number)
# initialize a sum variable with
# 0 value to store the sum of the product of
# each digit
sum = 0
# iterate through the given string
for i in given_number:
sum += int(i)**string_length
# if the sum matches the given string
# its an amstrong number
if sum == int(given_number):
print("The given number",given_number,"is an Amstrong
number.")
# if the sum do not match with the given string
# its an amstrong number
else:
print("The given number",given_number,"is Not an Amstrong
number.")
Example 11: Python program to count the number of even
and odd numbers from a series of numbers.
# given list of numbers
num_list = [1,3,5,6,99,134,55]
# iterate through the list elemets
# using for loop
for i in num_list:
# if divided by 2, all even
# number leave a remainder of 0
if i%2==0:
print(i,"is an even number.")
# if remainder is not zero
# then it's an odd number
else:
print(i,"is an odd number.")
Example 12: Python program to display all numbers within
a range except the prime numbers.
# import the math library
import math
# function to print all
# non-primes in a range
def is_not_prime(n):
# flag to track
# if no. is prime or not
# initially assume all numbers are
# non prime
flag = False
# iterate in the given range
# using for loop starting from 2
# as 0 & 1 are neither prime
# nor composite
for i in range(2, int(math.sqrt(n)) + 1):
# condition to check if a
# number is prime or not
if n % i == 0:
flag = True
return flag
# lower bound of the range
# upper bound of the range
range_ends = 30
print("Non-prime numbers between",range_starts,"and",
range_ends,"are:")
for number in filter(is_not_prime, range(range_starts,
range_ends)):
print(number)
Example 13: Python program to get the Fibonacci series
between 0 to 50.
# given upper bound
num = 50
# initial values in the series
first_value,second_value = 0, 1
# iterate in the given range
# of numbers
for n in range(0, num):
# if no. is less than 1
# move to next number
if(n <= 1):
next = n
# if number is within range
# execute the below code block
if nextnum:
break
# print each element that
# satisfies all the above conditions
print(next)
Example 14: Python program to find the factorial of a
given number
# given number
given_number= 5
# since 1 is a factor
# of all number
# set the factorial to 1
factorial = 1
# iterate till the given number
for i in range(1, given_number + 1):
factorial = factorial * i
print("The factorial of ", given_number, " is ", factorial)
Example 15: Python program that accepts a string and
calculates the number of digits and letters.
# take string input from user
user_input = input()
# declare 2 variable to store
# letters and digits
digits = 0
letters = 0
# iterate through the input string
for i in user_input:
# check if the character
# is a digit using
# the isdigit() method
if i.isdigit():
# if true, increment the value
# of digits variable by 1
digits=digits+1
# check if the character
# is an alphabet using
# the isalpha() method
elif i.isalpha():
# if true, increment the value
# of letters variable by 1
letters=letters+1
print(" The input string",user_input, "has", letters, "letters and",
digits,"digits.")
