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Examples When is repetition necessary/useful? Repetition Types of Loops while Counting loop while condition: statements Know how many times to loop Sentinel-controlled loop x=1 Expect specific input value to end loop


  1. Examples • When is repetition necessary/useful? Repetition Types of Loops while • Counting loop while condition: statements – Know how many times to loop • Sentinel-controlled loop x=1 – Expect specific input value to end loop while x < 10: • Endfile-controlled loop print x x = x + 1 – End of data file is end of loop • Input validation loop – Valid input ends loop • General conditional loop – Repeat until condition is met while Sentinel-controlled x=1 #initialization of control variable num = input("Enter number - 0 to quit: ") while x < 10: #condition while num != 0: print x #task to be repeated print “You entered “, num x = x + 1 #update - VERY VERY IMPORTANT num = input("Enter number - 0 to quit: ") • Which is the control variable? 1

  2. Input Validation for num = input("Enter number between 0 and 100: ") for x in range(10): print x while num < 0 or num > 100: #a more complex condition print "Invalid input" mystring = "CS is cool!" num = input("Enter number between 0 and 100: ") for c in mystring: print c • Loop iterates over a list • Initialization and update happen automatically Infinite Loops Infinite Loops • If your program “hangs” – you probably forgot to • Why is this bad? x=1 update your control variable end_value=10 while x != end_value: x=1 #do something while x==1: x *= 2 print “x is 1” • Why is this bad? x=1 x=1 end_value=10 end_value=10 while x < end_value: #better while x != end_value: #do something #do something Alternative Exercises while 1: 1. Write a while loop that prints all of the even num = input(“Enter a number - 0 to quit: “) numbers between 1 and 100. if num == 0: • Create two versions of this loop, one that uses an if break #combines intialization and update statement and one that does not 2. Write a program that uses the module random to select a random number between 1 and 10 (example below) and asks the user to repeatedly enter a number until he/she has guessed the random number. #import the module random import random #call the randint function passing in the range num = random.randint(1, 10) 2

  3. Problem Nested Loops • Print ***** #print a rectangle of stars ***** ***** • The only print statements you can use are #3 times the following: #print a line of stars – print “*”, #the comma prevents the \n – print Nested Loops Nested Loops #print a rectangle of stars #print a rectangle of stars x=1 x=1 while x <= 3: while x <= 3: #print a line of stars #print a line of stars y=1 #print a line of stars while y<=3: y=1 print “*”, while y<=3: print “*”, #DONE? Nested Loops Exercise #print a rectangle of stars 1. Design a program which prompts the x=1 user for a number of rows between 0 while x <= 3: and 10 and prints the following pattern: #print a line of stars y=1 **** while y<=3: print “*”, *** y+=1 ** print x+=1 * 3

  4. Exercise 2. Design a program which prompts the user for a number of rows between 0 and 10 and prints the following pattern: * * * * * * * * * * … 4

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