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Python Range - AICorr.com

In Python, there is a built-in function "range()". The function outputs a sequence of numbers, with a pre-defined range.

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Full guide about python range() function, how you can make reverse, increment, decrement in the sequence of number. Reverse range() function.

The python range() function is the core in-built function to used perform an action until the specified number of times. 

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Python range() loop function use 7 ways.

7 ways to use Python range() loop function. In the range() function have 3 arguments start, stop, and step.

Introduction In this article, will see the “7 ways to use Python range() loop function. range() function is to used with for loop for execute the number of sequence in a given range. In Python 2, the range() and xrange() functions are used for the two different purposes. range() function gives the output into list, and xrange returns object. But in Python 3 the xrange() function is not there…

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Small Program in Python: Creating a list

I am so intrigue on how much I know from last year in Python. I have signed up to take a class via Pluralsight which has 11 modules for Python. The more you do and practice the better it gets. This time I wanted to talk about a small program I created. This program basically asks for the user input five times and appends the input to the list that is created.  Let’s begin:

#Create an empty list. In this case I called it my_places

my_places = []

#I created a for loop and used a range as I wanted to only have five favorite places notated.

for i in range(5):

#I created a user input and asking the user to name five places they would like to visit

   places = raw_input("What are five places you would like to visit?")

#After getting five of their favorite inputs, I used the empty list and append to the places the user put in.

  my_places.append(places)

#The list of the five places are printed out

print “My five favorite places to visit are: “,  my_places

The final code will look like this:

my_places = []

for i in range(5):

   places = raw_input("What are five places you would like to visit?")

  my_places.append(places)

print my_places