#22 Python Tutorial for Beginners | Break Continue Pass in Python

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[@rajtiwari6645]

av=6 x=int(input('how many candies do you want')) for i in range(0,x): if i

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[@anindian4601]

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[@rraushan1000]

I had literally searched whole KZbin in search of a video that could explain me loops but I didn't get one. Then, I found this channel and finally I understood loops and even make programs using while and for loops. Thank you Navin sir :)

[@pradeepchandertiwari2883]

My vending machine is not working even with the same code

[@akarshasudheer6626]

To check if a given number is prime or not: i=2 p = int(input("Enter a number:")) while i

[@ankitrawat_data]

your code will fail on 0 and 1

[@touristknud5434]

Great course! The answer beneath looks correct to find out if a number is prime. x=int(input("is this number prime?")) for i in range (2,x): if x%i==0: print (x, " is not prime") break else : print (x, "is prime") break

[@radmonk8843]

a dude can u explain me the logic plz

[@lokeshsharma4363]

this will throw an error for values like 9

[@DonaldOkonkwo-n5e]

No output would be visible if for a number like 2

[@stmpcol]

Teaching is an art. You've got it man👍 very logical progression for beginners.

[@Ihsan_almohsin]

Break : to end the loop. It uses with if statement to put a condition so you can break the loop and exit. Continue : to skip the remaining code of the loop when a certain condition happen (like in if statement), but still looping. Pass: uses for impty blocks when you don't have a code to write.

[@alejrandom6592]

thx!

[@YourHotMan]

can someone explain me...why he use * while i

[@goutambanerjee185]

@@YourHotMan i means no. of candies & x is the Limit of candies no. i.e. total candies want

[@uday2159]

@@YourHotMan it's not * bro it is colon :

[@publicenemy1415]

Here it looked like continue & pass are the same. Whats the difference? Used continue to skip number div. by 3 & used pass to skip odd numbers.

[@omkarpathak4759]

Sir the way of your teaching has just made learning python so easy and I'm blessed to learn from you sir. Hope i could meet you some day.

[@ahilanbhattacharya3402]

sir you are a very great teacher i am 13 years old and i am learning python and as well i could understand each and every thing you say..you're teaching style is really great..

[@DevendraSingh-xt2wn]

#fibonacci list1 = [0, 1] for i in range(48): list1.append(list1[-1]+list1[-2]) print('bye') print(list1)

[@rajjoshi4302]

Smart Logic

[@anon5788]

This is very nice approach. learnt a new thing

[@chandhrusrinivasan9595]

Woow

[@rubanaugastin9049]

What's out put of this code

[@viswa_mulukutla]

hey, looks simple but whats the logic here.. can you explain

[@rohithsardar187]

2. a=int(input("enter a integer")) count=0 for i in range(1,a+1): if(a%i==0): count=count+1 if count==2: print(a)

[@BhuveshDhiman]

x=int(input("Enter a no.")) s=0 i=1 while(i

[@suryanshugarg10]

good one

[@BhuveshDhiman]

@@suryanshugarg10 thank you

[@darshitthakar7999]

Nice one .

[@divyasree24]

why do we need to check s==2:;why not s==1?

[@joseph481994]

@@divyasree24 a prime number is divisible by 1 and itself implying that the "if" block would have executed twice if the number was prime.

[@selvib7634]

I have never heard a explanation about loop... Brilliant explanation 👌... Thanks a lot sir.

[@talhaordukaya2204]

For the first one: a = 1 b = 1 for i in range(50): print(a) print(b) a = a + b b = b + a

[@lalithkumar4794]

niceee

[@YashhC]

Epic. But this code prints 100 Fibonacci numbers because we print a and b both till i=50. so use range(25). IDK how to do it with odd numbers like 51 because we can't take 25(50 nos), 26(52 nos) and 25.5 is not a thing.

[@talhaordukaya2204]

@@YashhC Yes, you are right. Here is the code. It works exactly like you want. I arranged for you :) a, b = 1, 1 print(a) for i in range(49): print(b) b, a = a + b, b

[@YashhC]

@@talhaordukaya2204 Yes that makes more sense! This can do any amt of numbers ^^

[@kr.vinay4669]

Please replace a= 0 to start sequence with 0

[@DineshKumar-xi8rv]

Sir I am in 7th grade and you are one of the best coding teacher ever as well as your examples make easy to understanding coding in py.

[@Chiranjeevi-xq6qy]

2)prime numbers between 1-50 for x in range(1,50): for i in range(2, x): if x % i == 0: pass break else: print(x)

[@killerkd69]

Poor guy

[@divyanshusingh6105]

1-n=int(input("Enter no of Sequence:")) def fib(n): a,b=0,1 while b

[@androygaminghk1197]

Tq for your teachings sir....u made python easy to learn and understand... Waiting for machine learning teachings...

[@dharmishtabasita666]

n=int(input("enter the number for checking it is prime or not:")) i=2 while i

[@bsmaheshkumar5328]

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[@frenchfatfather]

for real?

[@princeraj7106]

x=int(input('enter a number')) i=2 while i

[@vivekrenikunta2398]

According to your code, 9 is a prime no which it is not.

[@princeraj7106]

@@vivekrenikunta2398 Recheck it.. Its certainly giving not a prime number as 9 as an input... I think u misinterpreted the output...Try again using proper indentation...!

[@vivekrenikunta2398]

Yeahh... I'm sorry'😅

[@princeraj7106]

@@vivekrenikunta2398 no issues...

[@nshul16]

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[@alejrandom6592]

I love that you use analogies to explain abstract concepts, great video!

[@vaishnavigoswami2891]

you r the only one best teacher....thank u so much, sir....just because of u all the concept are clear now

[@maisharubaiat5012]

Hello. My question is couldn't we use continue for the code you've written for pass and vice versa? Isn't the logic same for both continue and pass?

[@harishharidas8504]

Even i was thinking the same : Got an Anwser ... "Continue forces the loop to start at the next iteration while pass means "there is no code to execute here" and will continue through the remainder or the loop body. Continue will jump back to the top of the loop. pass will continue processing.."

[@kirubhaharkannan5461]

Diff b/w Continue and Pass: Continue skip the loop , will not executes the below statements and goes to top of loop, where pass executes the remaining logic. Example below. Continue : for i in range(11): if (i%2==0): continue print( i , " is odd") ---------------------------------------- 1 is odd 3 is odd 5 is odd 7 is odd 9 is odd Pass : for i in range(11): if (i%2==0): pass print( i , " is an number") --------------------------------------------- 0 is an number 1 is an number 2 is an number 3 is an number 4 is an number 5 is an number 6 is an number 7 is an number 8 is an number 9 is an number 10 is an number

[@vernanonix]

I made my previous prime checker better. Super satisfied: x=int(input("For what number would you like to check primeness? ")) factor=2 while factorx/factor: print(x,"is a prime number.")

[@sankalparora7254]

a=int(input("enter a number")) if(a==2): print('prime number') else: for i in range (2,a): if(a%i==0): print('not a prime') break if(i==(a-1)): print("prime number")

[@sandeepch]

i like i(i==a-1)

[@vernanonix]

@@sandeepch If you limit your range to the square root of a, you'll go faster. Granted, I don't think range will take a float number so you might need to ceil it. But essentially half of the factors exist before the square root and half exist after. But if you check everything in the first half, you'll find their pair in the second half. Thus you only need to check the first half.

[@mtromanff320]

You are just rocking🔥....the way of teaching is out of world 🫡

[@sainikhila4027]

fibonacci solution a = [0,1] for i in range(0,49): b = a[-1]+a[-2] a.append(b) print(a)

[@babasahebbhosale7908]

b=a [0]+a [1] is also right na

[@Bharathsuru]

@@babasahebbhosale7908 no it's wrong if you do like that you will get [0,1,1,1,1,1,1...........]

[@hjjkgdgfdgf]

@@babasahebbhosale7908 If you do that, it will keep adding only first 2 numbers and that would be 0+1 always. Doing a[-1] + a[-2] would do a sum of last 2 digits, which is what is needed for fibonacci series

[@venkatahariprasad8753]

n = int(input('enter the no fibonnacci num')) n1=0 n2=1 print(n,"first fibonacci numbers are",) print(n1,' ',n2,end='\t') i=0 while i

[@mahmoudamin8534]

1st 50 fib numbers : first = 1 second = 1 temp = 0 for i in range (50): if i == 0 or i == 1 : print(1) else: print(first+second) temp = first+second first = second second = temp

[@syedaqib2912]

super it really works...

[@sardarrashid639]

print(i) it will work

[@fatihavc8453]

from math import sqrt x = int(input('Enter a number to check primeness: ')) n = 2 for i in range(1,x-1): if x%n==0: print("not a prime") break elif n==x-1: print("prime") break n += 1

[@harshalyeole7008]

Hello Navin, I am basically Mechanical Design Engineer having 6+Years of experience. I am learing python from your videos on youtube. Your concept explanation is fantastic. How i can download practice examples?

[@HighVibez01]

Just started learning.. converted to for loop x=int(input("enter the value")) for i in range(0,x): if x>av: print('out of stock') break print("candy")

[@jhz5071]

Candy program using for loop: available = 5 x = int(input('How many candies you want? ')) for i in range(1, x + 1): if i > available: print('Out of stock!') break else: print(i, 'candy!!')

[@jhz5071]

@Capt. John Price Where I missed that? I don't think we need i==1 anywhere in this program?

[@jhz5071]

@Capt. John Price You mean I should initialize it first? As per my understanding, i is an iterator here and range function gives it an initial value as well which is 1 in this case because I have mentioned it, otherwise it'd have been 0. Please correct me if I am wrong.

[@anindian4601]

av=6 x=int(input("how many candies you want :")) i = 1 while iav: print("Please Collect",i-1,"Candies &",x-av," Candies are Out of Stock ") break print(i,"Candy") i+=1

[@prithvirajmaity4600]

easiest solution for fibonacci x,y=0,1 while y

[@paharididi6501]

Cool bro

[@prithvirajmaity4600]

@ENTERTAINMENT WORLD i ran the loop till 50, it will run fibonacci numbers till 50

[@vernanonix]

For prime numbers: x=int(input("For what number would you like to check primeness? ")) factor=2 upper=x while factorupper: print(x,"is a prime number.") The point of the upper variable is to limit the number of actual operations needed to check. I'm checking one by one going up a list. But I know for a fact that once the numbers are dividing by are bigger than their results, it's a pointless task. So I'm basically constantly updating my upper bound for what I can check. Granted, I could also just set the while loop to only work when factor is less than x/factor, which does save memory. But I got way too much pleasure figuring out this method.

[@vernanonix]

@Papa Bear Your logic is fine, but you end up checking a lot of unnecessary numbers when in reality, if you find a factor n such that 1

[@alirezafahama9299]

a,b=0,1 for i in range(0,51,1): print(a,end=' ') a,b=b,a+b

[@peacefullmusic8374]

is it correct?

[@viveksonkar3033]

import math total = 0 P_num = int(input("Enter the value")) for i in range(1,P_num + 1): remainder = P_num % i if remainder == 0: total = total + 1 if total == 2: print(f"{P_num} is prime Number") else: print (f"{P_num} is not Prime number") Thank you so much Teluskon

[@chaparalasrinivasrao7503]

Hi, Your python videos are very useful. Can you guide me how to improve my program skills because I don't have any programming knowledge before.

[@ML.ArtificialIntelligence]

x=int(input("enter a number")) i=2 while i

[@Sagarnamaa]

Fib: x=0 y=1 for i in range(0,50): print(x," ", end="") next=x+y x=y y=next

[@adarshsahani1947]

well but 0 is not first in series

[@Sagarnamaa]

@@Svcollections941 crt ?

[@nakeebraut8676]

a=int(input('How many candies?')) av=5 i=1 While iav: Print('candies left=, end='') Print (av) break Print ('candy') i=i+1

[@gianluigi5828]

This video is awesome. I understood everything thanks a lot

[@zakiasmaa6834]

Teaching is an art. thank youuuuuuuuuuu

[@srikrithibharadwaj6779]

Hi Sir, all your sessions are awesome 👏 Thanku so much🙏🏻 I’ve a question.. can’t we use continue instead of pass statement ?

[@abharani7283]

I have also the same doubt as both works in A same way 😳

[@srikrithibharadwaj6779]

Yup

[@tanzimulayaantanaf8969]

no, you can't use. Those are two different thing. Try to use debug to see what's the difference.

[@prempratapsingh7323]

for i in range(1,101): if i%3!=0 and i%5!=0: print(i) This is the 1st question ask in pervious video or the another method for the question done by sir by using " continue"

[@shantiratha6276]

You are the best teacher of python on this planet 🌍🌍🌍

[@MrObadebella]

qn1. x,y = 1,1 for i in range(1,51): print(x) y,x = x + y,y qn2. x = int(input("enter the number")) a = 0 i = 1 while i

[@abusaeedansari7231]

x = int(input("Enter the Number : ")) # To find the given number is prime for not z = 2 for i in range(1, x): if x % z == 0: if x == z: print(z, " Is a prime number..") else: print(x, " is not a prime number...") break else: z += 1 #Finally done

[@cv5033]

But 4 also gives 0 remainder but it is not prime

[@prabhatranjan1078]

@@cv5033 Then it will print not prime

[@sumant5588]

this code fails for input 1.

[@linuso77]

@@sumant5588 aap batao 1 prime ya not prime .....1 ko consider nhi karte ...i want to just add command for 1 input from user it will show invalid or u can show any thing u want to

[@Sumanth30796]

fibonacci series a=0 b=1 print(a) print(b) for i in range(0,10): c=a+b print(c) a=b b=c

[@naumanhameed900]

list = [0,1] for i in range(49): list.append(list[-1]+list[-2]) print("Fibonacci Sequence is = ", end="") for i in list: print(i, end=" ")

[@aravindtnpsc4568]

Your condition will print 51 fibonacci numbers

[@ezhilan1]

awesome logic sir.Great

[@webbrain19]

fib50 = [0, 1] for i in range(2, 50): fib_next = fib50[-1] + fib50[-2] fib50.append(fib_next) print(fib50)

[@tejasteja6653]

# for prime number x=int(input("enter the no.")) b=False if x==1 or x==2: print("prime number") elif x==0: print('zero') else: for i in range(2,x): if x%i==0: b=True if b: print('not prime') else: print('prime')

[@samuelbettencourt3813]

Here's what I have for my Fibonacci solution, but having the user specify how many numbers they'd like as opposed to just using 50: counter = 1 x = 0 y = 1 length = int(input('How many Fibonacci numbers would you like to print? ')) while counter

[@yashm05]

x = int(input("how many candies you want?")) if x

[@adarshsahani1947]

still print 10 candies but the avialble candy is 5

[@Hydgodharollu]

in else statement print(' candies'*5) instead of print(' candies'*x) or first take available=5, then print(' candies'*available) x = int(input("how many candies you want?")) available=10 if x

[@varunakavoor]

nterms = int(input("Enter the number of terms")) n1=0 n2=1 i=0 while i

[@indranujdas5917]

1. Fibonacci Series Code: x=0 y=1 print('The Fibonacci Series will be: ') print(x) print(y) i=1 while i

[@rohansinha6309]

Thanks buddy 😄

[@bmguitarhub6135]

why 48 not 50?

[@akarshasudheer6626]

@@bmguitarhub6135 Because we are already printing value 0 and 1 before entering while loop so that leaves us with 48 more values to complete first 50 fibonacci numbers

[@bmguitarhub6135]

@@akarshasudheer6626 yeah, thank youuu

[@Manoj_Max]

Can you explain 'pass' statement clearly....for yy we are use that condition??...plz anybody

[@Sagarnamaa]

Prime Number: x = int(input("Enter Number")) if x==0 or x==1: print("NP") else: i=2 while i

[@Staab0]

a = 10007 b = a if a==1: print(a, "Is not prime") while b > 2: b -= 1 if a%b==0: print(a, "is divisible by", b, ",", a, "is not prime") break if b==2: print(a, "Is a prime")

[@arunavsen2234]

brilliant

[@nigampratap2466]

n=int(input("enter the value")) i=2 while i

[@priyanshikothari7890]

Hey i am new to all programming stuff, i find these tutorials very helpful being a beginner. I have a question Shouldn't we write i%3!=0 instead of i%3==0 and then continue

[@jaideepsingh3143]

have done with i%3!=0 and got the same output

[@priyanshikothari7890]

Aren't they exact opposite?

[@aishwaryalaxmiveeramalla739]

it depends on the condition we wanna apply

[@mashrurrahmannavid8305]

Yes both are correct,as we are changing in both

[@YourHotMan]

can someone explain me...why he use * while i

[@tusharkantidebnath2316]

x= int(input("Enter your number")) for i in range(2,x): if x%i ==0: print("Number not prime") break if x == i+1: print("Prime number")

[@khairahammed5187]

This is the only channel which made me satisfied :) Thanks dude

[@hrpasisia3033]

1. Print first 50 fibonacci numbers lim = 50 count = 0 n1 = 0 n2 = 1 while count < lim: print(n1) last_number = n1 + n2 n1 = n2 n2 = last_number count += 1 2. Check a given number is prime or not num = int(input("Enter Number : ")) if(num==2): print('Prime') else: for i in range(2,num): if num % i == 0: print("Not prime") break else: print("Prime")

[@nagapranithasamudrala2224]

first=0 second=1 print(first) print(second) for i in range(0,48): next=first+second print(next) first=second second=next

[@tanzimulayaantanaf8969]

0 is not included in a fibonacci series

[@sureshjohnny]

Thanks Navin sir for giving wonderful sessions. Please give real time example for pass keyword. In which scenario we need to use pass keyword. In this example of pass keyword, we can simply avoid writing if condition that evaluates odd number and pass keyword and that works. Please give best example for pass keyword if possible. Thanks

[@madhavmishra6937]

Hi Navin, First of all kudos on your wonderful work! I have a doubt here regarding the difference b/w "pass" & "continue". Even if we look at the example in this video....even if we had used "continue" instead if "pass", odd numbers could have got printed. So, my doubt is that if both the keywords (pass & continue) are asking to ignore the remaining code of the loop 'for that iteration', then what is exactly different about them?? Thanks in advance!

[@madhavmishra6937]

Thanks...that cleared the air considerably....

[@vedhakrishnapanchami2026]

if we use continue it completely skips the whole process and proceeds for the next iteration in the for loop but whereas pass gets exit from that particular block and execute the remaining block

[@vedhakrishnapanchami2026]

like wise in the given code , pass goes to else block and if we use continue it doesnt go to else block

[@J.S.W0822]

n=int(input ("enter the any number")) i=1 List=[] for i in range (1,n+1): if (n%i==0): List.append (i) print (List) if len(List)

[@DeshDeepak08]

num = int(input("enter number of digits you want in series (minimum 2): ")) first = 0 second = 1 print(" fibonacci series is:") print(first, ",", second, end=", ") for i in range(2, num): next = first + second print(next, end=", ") first = second second = next

[@sombithsen177]

Ass 2: i=int(input('Enter a number: ')) n=2 while n

[@sanjag]

This has been so incredibly helpful. Thank you!!!

[@grapejuice232]

list = [0 , 1] l = int(input('fibonacci for how many nums???')) for i in range(1 , l+1): if i > 2 : list.append(sum(list)) print(list)

[@lavasrani3887]

I have a question @Telusko . While.......: If......... : If ....... : Break Here the whole while loop is gonna break or just if loop inside while .

[@kibreabhaileselassie5136]

When you will start with "Machine Learning"?pls

[@anindian4601]

Not only machine learning we want Artificial Intelligence TOO.

[@purveshxd]

Everyone explains about the loop but sir you explained the workflow of loop and that's the best. Thank you so much for this course I just started now 😊

[@harshvora1922]

Number is prime or not: x = int(input("Enter a number: ")) i = 2 while i

[@janandanyoganadan616]

superb

[@janandanyoganadan616]

but does not work for negative nubers

[@Rajadahana]

This is how I understood the three concepts. break - terminates the loop, or comes out of the loop continue - goes to the start of the loop pass - as the word suggests, goes to the next step in the loop

[@harithareddy1731]

Really great effort Sir..It was really amazing ..!

[@anasuyasaha1605]

Dear Sir, I am highly fond of you. I just want to know instead of if else we can only do this with if only. for i in range(1,101): if i%2!=0: print(i), am I right?

[@vanshbharadwaj9829]

yes it works

[@AdityaPandey-ow2yu]

yes but you will get odd numbers

[@shivanshpandey7239]

FIBONACCI SERIES: a,b=0,1 while a

[@samarthsaxena3998]

#Check the number is prime or not num = int(input("Enter no")) for i in range(2,num): if num % i == 0: print("Not prime") break else: print("Prime")

[@vernanonix]

And one last pass at the prime number question because I'm having fun with this one in particular. Readded the upper variable to cut down on operations while only storing one more variable. Added checks for anything less than 2. I had fun with this one. x=int(input("For what integer would you like to check primeness? ")) from math import sqrt if x

[@satwikdua]

how about this? x = int(input("give a number")) i = 2 while i

[@divyamkohli510]

Sir I don't get to know the actual difference b/w 'Continue' and 'Pass', these both functions are almost the same.

[@BoomcoreIsLive]

Pass is used to ignore a block, that is used for empty blocks... Where, continue is used to skip the current iteration of the loop, it continues with next value(increment/decrement).

[@princebargujar63]

statements after continue does not executed,while after pass executed

[@subhayansinha4417]

Amazingly explained! Thank you sir!

[@sandeepsahu8743]

avg=20 x=int(input("ENter number of candies you want:")) i=1 while iavg: print("SOrry! we only have" + " " + str(avg) + " " + "candies left") break print("candy") i+=1

[@musicboiis4783]

what is the answer of questions at the end of video?

[@idreesahmed7403]

a = int(input("Enter Any Number : ")) count = 1 for i in range(1,a): if a % i == 0: count +=1 if count == 2 : print(a,"is prime") else: print(a,"Is not a prime")

[@akshayak4007]

Your code is wrong

[@akshayak4007]

Range should be a+1

[@vinaybojjalwar]

For 50 fibonacci series First=0 Second=1 Temp=0 For i in range(49) Print(temp) First=second Second=temp Temp=first+second

[@ashish7750]

0 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 output is not the correct Fibonacci series.

[@bhajanmandlimumbai]

though the logic is correct

[@kaveeshajayasuriya8515]

To check a given number is prime or not n=int(input("Enter Number")) if n=2: for a in range(2,n): if n%a==0: print("It is not a prime number") break elif a==n-1: print("It is a prime number") elif a

[@sufiyanmogal1527]

# 2nd assignment Prime Number Finder num = int(input('enter a number ')) prime = True for i in range(2,num): if(num%i==0): prime = False break if prime: print("This Number is prime") else: print("This Number is not prime")

[@shyamal5935]

2) num = int(input("Enter a number")) for i in range(1, num-1): if num % (num-i) == 0: print("non prime number") break else: print("prime number")

[@EylulTurksever]

after i reaches (num/2), it is no longer needed to try further to see if its dividable. almost half of the processing is unnecessary in this case.