Explanation:
1. for i in range(0, 1):
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This loop starts at i = 0 and ends before 1.
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So it runs only once, with i = 0.
2. print(i)
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Prints the value of i, which is 0.
3. for j in range(0, 0):
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This means the loop starts at 0 and ends before 0.
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Since the start and end are the same, the range is empty.
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So this inner loop does not run at all.
4. print(j)
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This line is inside the inner loop.
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But since the loop never runs, this line is never executed.
Final Output:
Only the outer loop executes once and prints 0.
Summary:
| Component | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Outer loop | Runs once with i = 0 |
| Inner loop | Runs 0 times (empty range) |
| Output | Just prints 0 |


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