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Beginner's Guide On For Loop in Python

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  Beginner's Guide On For Loop in Python Introduction This post is for beginners who are trying to learn Python and they will find this step-by-step guide very easy to understand.  Here, I will be first introducing the concept of the 'for' loop in Python, and thereafter, I will proceed to explain the significance and methods of using this loop in your Python projects with several easy-to-understand examples and source code.   What is a 'for' loop A 'for' loop in Python is used to loop over a sequence and it is very useful when you perform tasks in your python functions. The 'for' loop could be used for looping or iterating over a list, tuple, set, dictionary or a string. We will see the examples below. During the phase of looping through a list for example, after creating the variable name to specify each item in the list, we will decide what is the action that is to be executed in the phase of this iteration whereby each and every item s...

How To Use Python Print Function

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How To Use Python Print Function Introduction This Python beginner guide will explain you the basics of using the Python print() function as it is the most frequently used function in Python examples, excercises and also Python project. The print function helps us in displaying the output on the computer screen.   Printing numbers When you print numbers, be it an integer or a float, Python printing is quite simple, all you need to do is to use the print() function and write the required number inside the parenthesis. Look at the code given below: print(70) print(70.50) In both the above cases, we will be able to display the integer 70 and the float 70.50 on the screen as the output. All you need to type is just write the integer or float number inside the parenthesis of the print() function and you can get to see the output right away on the display screen of your code editor. Printing Booleans As you know already, booleans such as True or Fal...