Sunday, 1 June 2025

Python Coding Challange - Question with Answer (01010625)

 


Explanation:

1. for i in range(0, 1):

  • This loop starts at i = 0 and ends before 1.

  • So it runs only once, with i = 0.

2. print(i)

  • Prints the value of i, which is 0.

3. for j in range(0, 0):

  • This means the loop starts at 0 and ends before 0.

  • Since the start and end are the same, the range is empty.

  • So this inner loop does not run at all.

4. print(j)

  • This line is inside the inner loop.

  • But since the loop never runs, this line is never executed.


 Final Output:

0

Only the outer loop executes once and prints 0.


 Summary:

ComponentBehavior
Outer loopRuns once with i = 0
Inner loopRuns 0 times (empty range)
OutputJust prints 0

0 Comments:

Post a Comment

Popular Posts

Categories

100 Python Programs for Beginner (118) AI (152) Android (25) AngularJS (1) Api (6) Assembly Language (2) aws (27) Azure (8) BI (10) Books (251) Bootcamp (1) C (78) C# (12) C++ (83) Course (84) Coursera (298) Cybersecurity (28) Data Analysis (24) Data Analytics (16) data management (15) Data Science (217) Data Strucures (13) Deep Learning (68) Django (16) Downloads (3) edx (21) Engineering (15) Euron (30) Events (7) Excel (17) Finance (9) flask (3) flutter (1) FPL (17) Generative AI (47) Git (6) Google (47) Hadoop (3) HTML Quiz (1) HTML&CSS (48) IBM (41) IoT (3) IS (25) Java (99) Leet Code (4) Machine Learning (186) Meta (24) MICHIGAN (5) microsoft (9) Nvidia (8) Pandas (11) PHP (20) Projects (32) Python (1218) Python Coding Challenge (884) Python Quiz (342) Python Tips (5) Questions (2) R (72) React (7) Scripting (3) security (4) Selenium Webdriver (4) Software (19) SQL (45) Udemy (17) UX Research (1) web application (11) Web development (7) web scraping (3)

Followers

Python Coding for Kids ( Free Demo for Everyone)