Sunday, 18 May 2025

Python Coding Challange - Question with Answer (01190525)

 


Understanding the range(1, 10, 3)

This range() generates numbers starting at 1, ending before 10, and increasing by 3 each time.

The values it produces are:

1, 4, 7

Loop Iteration Breakdown

🔹 First Iteration:

    i = 1
  • print(i) → prints 1

  • i == 4? → ❌ No, so it continues.

🔹 Second Iteration:

    i = 4
  • print(i) → prints 4

  • i == 4? → ✅ Yes, so break is triggered.

Loop stops immediately, so 7 is never printed.


Final Output:

1
4

 Purpose of break:

The break statement is used to exit the loop early if a condition is met—in this case, when i == 4.

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