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"A while loop is used to evaluate a condition before processing a body of code inside of a loop. If a statement is false, the body of the code will not be executed. While, if it is found true only the body of the loop is executed.\n",
"A do-while loop or exit-controlled loop allows for a condition to always be executed after the body of a loop.\n"
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"for i in range(2,num):\n",
" if num%i==0:\n",
" answer=true\n",
"if answer==true:\n",
" print(\"Number is not prime\")\n",
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# Loops
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# Short/Long Title: Loops
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# Description:
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Loops in Python are used to execute a series of code or statements back to back until a specific condition is true or satisfied in a list, tuple, or set. Once the condition is recognized as false, the upcoming line of code is stopped. There are a few different types of loops.
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# Types of Loops
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A while loop is used to evaluate a condition before processing a body of code inside of a loop. If a statement is false, the body of the code will not be executed. While, if it is found true only the body of the loop is executed.
A do-while loop or exit-controlled loop allows for a condition to always be executed after the body of a loop.
"Whitespaces or indedentation act as the spaces at the very start or inside of a code for enhanced readibility in Python. It is used to designate a block of code inside of a program. Any code without indentation or white space is attached to a specific source file. Whitespaces tend to be sensitive due to their ability to completely effect the possibilities of an output of a code or interpretation of a statement ultimately causing an error to pop up.\n",
"\n",
"It is important to understand, whitespace must always be consistant throughout code. So if a programmer starts with 5 spaces, 5 space must be used throughout the remainder of the block of code or else a syntax error will not allow the code to be ran."
"Sentence = \"What time does lunch begin at Shaw?\"\n",
" \n",
"for i in Sentence:\n",
" \n",
" # determines if whitespace is found in code\n",
" if i in string.whitespace:\n",
" \n",
" # Prints the number of whitespace values and its characters\n",
" print(\"printable Value is: \" + i)"
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# Whitespace Sensitivity
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Short Title: Indentation
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# Description
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Whitespaces or indedentation act as the spaces at the very start or inside of a code for enhanced readibility in Python. It is used to designate a block of code inside of a program. Any code without indentation or white space is attached to a specific source file. Whitespaces tend to be sensitive due to their ability to completely effect the possibilities of an output of a code or interpretation of a statement ultimately causing an error to pop up.
It is important to understand, whitespace must always be consistant throughout code. So if a programmer starts with 5 spaces, 5 space must be used throughout the remainder of the block of code or else a syntax error will not allow the code to be ran.
