Mastering Python Loops and Conditions

What is the syntax for a for loop in Python?

• for (variable : sequence)

• for variable in sequence:

• for variable in sequence[]

• for each variable in sequence:

Hey there, coding wizards! Faisal, Dedi, and Wawan are on a quest to create a magical while loop that starts with a variable at zero and continues its journey until it reaches the mystical number ten. Can you help them out?

• variable = 10

  while variable = 10: variable=variable+1

• variable=0

  while variable < 10: variable=variable+1

• variable=0

  while variable > 10: variable=variable+1

• variable=10

  while variable != 10: variable += 2

Nita and Adi are having a debate about the else statement in Python. Can you help them out? What does the else statement do?

• To define a class in Python.

• To handle exceptions in Python.

• To execute code when the if condition is false.

• To create a loop in Python.

Have you ever wondered what the 'if' statement does in Python? Let's find out! What is its purpose?

• The 'if' statement is used to execute a block of code only if a specified condition is true.

• The 'if' statement is used to define a class in Python.

• The 'if' statement is a type of data structure in Python.

• The 'if' statement is used to create loops in Python.

Have you ever wondered what the continue statement does in a loop? Let's find out!

• Use the continue statement to exit the loop immediately.

• The continue statement can be used to skip the current iteration and proceed to the next one.

• Use the continue statement to stop the loop entirely.

• The continue statement can only be used in while loops.

Let's dive into the world of loops! Can you tell me what the difference is between continue and break in loop control?

• Continue skips to the next iteration; break exits the loop.

• Continue pauses the loop; break resumes it.

• Continue exits the loop; break skips to the next iteration.

• Continue and break have the same function in loops.

Hey there, coding wizards! How can Lina, Agung, and Susi iterate through a list using a for loop? Let's find out!

• for item in my_list:

• for item in range(len(my_list))

• for each item in my_list:

• for item in my_list.iterate():

Let's have some fun with Python! What do you think will be the output of the following code: for i in range(3): print(i)?

• 0 1 2

• 3

• -1

• 1.5

Are you ready to dive into the world of programming? Let's say you want to check multiple conditions in an if statement. How would you go about it?

• Use logical operators like 'and' or 'or'

• Combine conditions using the operator '+'.

• Check conditions only using numeric values.

• Use an 'if' statement without any conditions.

Hey there, coding wizards! 🎉 What do you think will happen when Lina runs this code?

if (10>5):

print("Hello")

else:

print("World")

• Hello

• None

• World

• Error