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I made a Python program with a basic “while” loop.<\/p>\n

For using loops in phyton, you have to apply the while function, for using it you have to place a condition and if that condition is True, this loop will end and the program is going to do the next action after the while,w<\/span>hile loops, like the for loop<\/span>, are used for repeating sections of code – but unlike a <\/span>for loop, the <\/span>while loop will not run <\/span>n times, but until a defined condition is met. As the <\/span>for loop in Python is so powerful, <\/span>while is rarely used, except in cases where a user’s input is required<\/span> its important to know that the condition of the <\/span>while has to be the opposite you want for the loop end. for example if we want to end the loop when the variable is equal to 0 we use:<\/span>while(variable!=0):, but this wont include the 0 on the program, so we use <\/span>while(variable>0):. It is important to know that the code that is going to be in the loop has to be indented, this means with 4 spaces or a shift distance from the left than the <\/span>while, like in the example below.<\/span><\/p>\n

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