How to create a python for loops program
This is a Python 3 tutorial for creating a pounds-to-kilograms program, loops can be beneficial to continuously run a bit of code until the user is complete with the java program. It is typically a good call to always have comments about the various parts of the program execution when run. By using the # key you are able to then create comments in Python.
# This program demonstrates For Loops
After the comment, I would usually then import the functions that I would utilize within the
program. In this program, I will not utilize any functions.
Next, I will get
input from the user; I will get the user's name and ask the user if they would
like to say hello to their coworkers.
inp = input("What is your name? ")
hello = input("Hello do you want to say hello to
everyone today! y/n: ")
We will then use if/else statements, the statement below
means that if the user selects the option “y” then our loop condition will
activate, which will print the hello message with every coworker’s name shown
in the name variable. If the user does not select “y”, then the loop exits out
and prints the “enjoy your day message”.
if hello == "y":
names =
["Bob", "Eric", "Clare", "Chris",
"Shawn", "Ashley"]
for
coworkers in names:
print("Hello",
coworkers,"how are you doing today!")
print("Thanks
for saying hello to everyone!", inp)
else:
print("Enjoy
your day!")
The code below also utilizes the python for loops method.
This code converts pounds to kilograms.
# This is a pound to Kilogram conversion program
kilo = 2.205
print("Hello this program will convert pounds into
kilograms.\n")
print("This program will start at 1 and go through
50:\n ")
print("This program will round to the nearest whole
number!\n")
for pounds in range(1, 51):
print(pounds,"Pounds
=",(pounds / kilo),"Kilograms")
print("\nThanks for using the pound converter!")
Enjoy
this YouTube Tutorial on how to create a For Loops Python Programs
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