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How To Use While Loops In Python

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How To Use While Loops In Python Overview  This beginners Python guide will explain the steps for working with 'while' loops in Python for beginners. Introduction  The Python while loops help to execute a set of statements in Python functions,  as long as a particular specified condition is True. Let us understand the while loop with a simple python example exercise, of a while loop usage, where we are trying to count numbers from 1 to 10, with a condition of the number being less than 10. We create a variable called num, and initiate it with a initial value of 1 and we carry out iteration of this num variable, whereby, it is incrementing every time it loops, by incrementing by 1.  Code num = 1 while num < 10 :       print(num)       num += 1 # output   1 2 3 4 5 6 7   8  9 In the above case, we performed iteration of the while loop where every time the loop iterates, the num variable gets incremented by 1 a...

Essentials About Python def Keyword

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 Essentials About Python def Keyword INTRODUCTION For all those code newbies who find it hard to digest the usage and where withals of  the term def that appears a lot of time while coding in Python, here is a great news! I am going to explain not only what is the def that is used so frequently in all of the Python projects, but also, it's usage, why it is used and how it is used in detailed steps. WHAT IS def The def keyword is used for describing or defining a Python function in which we need to implement certain specified tasks. We require various tasks to be done inside a function, such as calculating the sume of numbers, carrying out subtraction of numbers, finding the average of numbers, finding Grades based on score , etc. I will be outlining below, the various tasks that could be performed inside the def function and I will be also guiding you on each of them step-by-step citing examples along the way. WRITE THE STRUCTURE OF  A def Function def function_name(param...