Introduction to Programming Concepts with Case Studies in Python by Göktürk Üçoluk & Sinan Kalkan

Author:Göktürk Üçoluk & Sinan Kalkan
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Springer Vienna, Vienna

if the boolean expression β evaluates to TRUE then the statement σ is executed. After σ is executed the flow of execution jumps back to the start of the evaluation of the boolean β. This looping continues until β no longer evaluates to TRUE. Of course, it is expected that the execution of the β statement alters the ingredients of the σ which eventually causes an evaluation to FALSE. Otherwise the execution will enter a vicious circle, technically called an infinite loop.

The for statement is designed to have a variable ‘v’ takes values from a set and with each set value of the variable, has an execution of a statement σ. This set can be for example, a range of numbers, characters or a list. For instance: forv = 1 to 5 do printv, v∗(v−1)

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