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Python Loops for and While

The document explains the importance of loops in Python, specifically the for and while loops, highlighting their syntax, iteration methods, and use cases. It also covers loop control statements like break and continue, emphasizing their role in managing loop execution. Mastery of loops is presented as essential for improving coding efficiency and productivity.

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Python Loops for and While

The document explains the importance of loops in Python, specifically the for and while loops, highlighting their syntax, iteration methods, and use cases. It also covers loop control statements like break and continue, emphasizing their role in managing loop execution. Mastery of loops is presented as essential for improving coding efficiency and productivity.

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Python Loops: for and while

Loops are essential for automating tasks. They significantly


improve coding efficiency. Mastering them boosts productivity.

by bolthe 0721
The for Loop
Syntax
for item in iterable:

Iteration
Goes through sequences like lists or strings.

Example
for i in range(5): print(i)

The for loop is perfect for iterating over known sequences. It


simplifies processing each element. This loop is very readable and
efficient.
for Loop: Iterating
Through Lists
1 Define List 2 Loop Action
my_list = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] for num in my_list:
print(num * 2)

3 Concise Code
List comprehensions offer shorter alternatives.

Iterating lists with for loops is straightforward. Each element is


processed. List comprehensions provide a more compact way to do
this.
The while Loop
1 Condition Check
while condition:

2 Loop Continues
Executes as long as the condition is true.

3 Example
count = 0; while count < 5: print(count); count += 1

4 Caution
Manage conditions carefully to avoid infinite loops.

The while loop executes repeatedly. It requires a specific condition


to stop. Careful management prevents endless loops.
Loop Control Statements: break
Purpose Example

break exits the loop immediately.


for i in range(10):
• Stops current loop execution. if i == 5:
• Flow continues after the loop. break
print(i)

This code prints numbers 0 through 4.

The break statement is used to exit a loop. It's useful when a specific condition is met. This ensures the loop
terminates as intended.
Loop Control Statements:
continue
Function Mechanism
continue skips the current Moves to the next iteration
iteration. of the loop.

Example
for i in range(5): if i == 2: continue; print(i)

The continue statement bypasses the rest of the current iteration.


It's ideal for skipping specific elements. This keeps your code clean
and concise.
for vs. while: Use Cases
Known Iterations
for loops are best for definite counts.

Unknown Iterations
while loops suit condition-based scenarios.

Performance Boost
Combining them can optimize code by 30%.

for loops are perfect for iterating over known data. while loops work well when conditions dictate duration. Choosing correctly enhances code efficienc
Conclusion: Mastering
Loops
Efficiency
Efficient loops improve code readability and performance.

Practice
Experiment with various scenarios for mastery.

Control
Utilize break and continue effectively.

Mastering loops is crucial for any programmer. They are powerful


tools for automation and control. Practice regularly to gain
proficiency.

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