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    For loops are a specialized mechanism in Python for iterating over a sequence. The identifier on the left of the in keyword will be bound to each value in the sequence in turn from first to last. After each iteration of the code block, the identifier is bound to the next value until all values are exhausted or a break statement is reached. The range function can generate a sequence of integers for use in a for loop, with range(n) producing values from 0 to n-1 and range(m,n) producing values from m to n-1.

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    For loops are a specialized mechanism in Python for iterating over a sequence. The identifier on the left of the in keyword will be bound to each value in the sequence in turn from first to last. After each iteration of the code block, the identifier is bound to the next value until all values are exhausted or a break statement is reached. The range function can generate a sequence of integers for use in a for loop, with range(n) producing values from 0 to n-1 and range(m,n) producing values from m to n-1.

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    For loops are a specialized mechanism in Python for iterating over a sequence. The identifier on the left of the in keyword will be bound to each value in the sequence in turn from first to last. After each iteration of the code block, the identifier is bound to the next value until all values are exhausted or a break statement is reached. The range function can generate a sequence of integers for use in a for loop, with range(n) producing values from 0 to n-1 and range(m,n) producing values from m to n-1.

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    loops
    While loops generally iterate over a sequence of choices (ints in cases we have seen) Python has a specialized mechanism for this case, called a for loop for <identifier> in <sequence>:! <code block> !

    For loops
    Iden>er bound to rst value in sequence Code block executed Iden>er bound to next value Code block executed Con>nues un>l sequence exhausted or a break statement is executed To generate a sequence of integers, use
    range(n) = [0, 1, 2, 3, , n-1]! range(m,n) = [m, m+1, , n-1]!

    A cleaned up cube root nder


    x = int(raw_input('Enter an integer: '))! for ans in range(0, abs(x)+1):! if ans**3 == abs(x):! break! if ans**3 != abs(x):! print(str(x) + ' is not a perfect cube')! else:! if x < 0:! ans = - ans! print('Cube root of ' + str(x) + ' is ' + str(ans))!

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