Loops with Ranges
Explore how to use Python's range() function with loops to generate sequences of numbers, including even numbers, multiples, and custom arithmetic sequences. Understand how to specify start, stop, and step values, and practice writing programs that use these concepts to solve common programming problems such as printing odd numbers, multiplication tables, and checking prime numbers.
The range() function
The range() function is used to generate a sequence of values. For example, range(100) generates values to . If we provide two parameters to this function, like range(10,100), it generates values starting from to .
It also makes it easy to specify the increment or jump value. For example, range(10,100,2) generates even values starting from and less than . Note that 2 here is the stepping size.
Loop with range()
Let’s say we want to produce a program that counts from ...