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--Originally published at Sierra&#039;s Blog<\/a><\/a><\/em>
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While loops are used to tell python \u00a0I want to do this until this happens\u00a0<\/em>this is how you can use it:<\/p>\n

while expression:<\/p>\n

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for example,\u00a0I made a program that guesses the number in which you’re thinking based on questions. This program uses all the stuffs that we’ve seen till now, try to understand it, it will help you a lot because this way you’ll see the way I program and maybe you’ll start thinking in other possible ways to come up with the same result:<\/p>\n

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The functions of the while loop is to keep repeating the code until the expression becomes FALSE and since the while expression is: while the Min number isn’t equal as the Max number keep asking the user, the program will only stop until it finds the number that you were thinking.<\/p>\n

Here’s a video tutorial from\u00a0Khan Academy<\/a> explaining how to use the while loops:<\/p>\n