Python Coding Challange - Question with Answer (01211025)

 

Step-by-Step Execution:

1. Initialization:

   i = 0

   The variable i starts with value 0.

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2. First iteration:

   • Condition i < 3 → 0 < 3 ✅ True

   • Check if i == 1 → 0 == 1 ❌ False

   • Execute print(i) → prints 0

   • Execute i += 1 → now i = 1

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3. Second iteration:

   • Condition i < 3 → 1 < 3 ✅ True

   • Check if i == 1 → 1 == 1 ✅ True

   • break is executed → loop immediately stops

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4. Else block:

   else: 
        print("Done")
   

   The else part of a while loop runs only if the loop finishes normally
   — that is, without encountering a break.

   But since a break was used, the else block is skipped.

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Final Output:

0
Key Concept:

In Python, a while loop’s else executes only when the loop ends naturally (i.e., the condition becomes false).
If the loop ends because of a break, the else part is not executed.

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