Python Tutorial for Beginners 7: Loops and Iterations - For/While Loops

One request. Next time, teach the ‘CtrlC’ stop BEFORE you teach an infinite loop function 😂.

Honestly speaking (because I've struggled a lot) , there is no loop video that tops yours! You say just what needs to be said to grasp the general idea! Thanks man, you are the best! I will absolutely watch your content!

Good stuff, just got done with Pandas a few weeks back and now I am filling in some gaps. Thanks for this wonderful content

Ctrl + C do not work for me, stopping the infinite loop on a PC. Why? Thanks for the great tutorials. And how did you mark out and comment out multiple lines at once? Cheers

even if you don't you don't put the continue statement after the print('Found!') it will continue though

nice one

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i love you thank you so much thank you this has literally saved my life

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Loving the series!

Super! Thank you for sharing!

Corey! Thanks for video!
If it is possible I`d like to ask you to tell about how we can break an outer loop when some condition is met in an inner loop.

your videos are so unbelievably good. The things i dont unterstand in a whole schoolyear i learn in a couple days from your videos

so clear and brilliant explanation

👍best video with clear and neat explaination

Good lecturer. It is clear :)

well done man

Ctrl + C does not work for me to stop the infinity while loop. As my laptom does not have any Pause/Break keys on keyboard I am stuck. The only way is through Tools -> Cancel Build, but I do not like that way. :/

Love the way that you explained this, I finally feel like this is starting to click. Thank you!

Your examples you provide are so much more helpful then the very basic "here is a for loop" explanation. You go one extra step to provide a more real world use, which is much more helpful for me. Thank you!

Just wonderful

this is amazing, thank you.

Why is it stuck in an infinite loop?

Code eg:

a=10

While a<=10:
If a==18
print(’found’)
continue
Print(a)
a+=1

Is it cause the continue overwrites the while condition?

I have been struggling SO hard with loops in my Intro to Programming class and this helps so much. Thank you!

I'd like to know real-life examples of applications of loops, trying to visualize some of these lessons as I go. Thanks

What does X += mean here , what is it’s need

In while why you use x*=1 and what thats mean

Wow! You are the first person I've came across on the internet who has explained this so well! Thank you Corey!!! I'm a math fanatic and I wanted to learn iterations and loops so badly for my own sake but apparently no one explained well enough how to make the infinite loop stop without pressing ctrl C, as they didn't know how to explain well enough.

hi
is there any difference between continue and break in nested loop (in general) (for below example there is no difference)
for i in range(1,6):
for j in 'abc':
if i==3:
break
print(i,j)

Hi beginner here. May I know why x=0 can go through the while True loop? I remember in the previous tutorial we learnt that 0 is a False value.

Thank you for explaining. I have subscribed your channel, you just helped me with a complicated loop. thank you so much

WHICH APPLICATION WERE YOU USING TO CODE AND RUN YOUR PROGRAMS?

calling main function, my program runs only twice....then it starts printing same value that I give it as input

Why break statement is not working here?

year=int(input())
if not 1900<=year<=2500:
print('invalid year')
break
if year%4==0 and (year%100!= 0 or year%400==0):
print('Its a leap year')
else:
print("Its not a leap year")

Can you explane what a sentinel in python is?

I like your style Corey :) many thanks

While loops have always been confusing to me. Thank you for clearing this up!

Your videos are so easy to follow 👍

most of this makes sense, Thanks for the content but one questions. how does for num in nums works? technically you have specified what num is. nums = [ list ]. how does it know what num is.

Thanks

very clear thank you!

really helpful, you did a great job explaining the different loops too, thank you!

Another awesome breakdown. Very simple and easy to follow

This channel deserves more subs

thanks for creating this video. reviewing for my comp sci midterm

that so F**ing easy now damn ive try do understend that for 2 days and here u come with a damn 11 min video and now i can explain it OMG i was so frusterated!!! ty so much man