Computer Science, asked by alfyoduro, 10 months ago

write a python program that uses a for loop to print the numbers 8,11,14,17,20.....86,89

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Answered by Equestriadash
27

The syntax of a for loop is: for 'variable' in range():

The range() function has a syntax of it's own.

range(start, stop, step)

  • Start indicates the value the series has to start from.
  • Stop indicates the value the series has to stop at.
  • Step indicates by how much the series must skip values each time.

Out of the three, the stop value is a must. If the start and step values aren't entered, by default, values will start from 0 and skip each time by 1.

What we need to obtain from the for loop is this series:

8, 11, 14, 17, 20, ... 86, 89.

Required code:

>>> for i in range(8, 90, 3):

           print(i)

This will print the whole series from 8 to 89.

You might ask why we've written the stop value as 90 instead of 89. This is because the series always stops a number before the given stop value. If you'd have given the stop value as 89, it would've stopped at 88.

[Note that any variable (not just 'i') works in the for loop.]

Answered by veerakumarikaipu
1

Answer:

for i in range(8, 90,3)

print(i)

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