Nested Loops and Patterns in Python

[@mrboyban]

Amazing stuff, clear and concise. Spent hours to understand how this nested for loops. You did it brilliant! Thanks so much

[@Algovibes]

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[@raghulsivaraj3244]

Hey, Man watched more than half of your python tutorial and some Algo projects of you it is very easy to follow along than many other videos that I watched! Great Explanation kudos to you! you deserve more subscribers! keep going on Love from INDIA!

[@Algovibes]

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[@rashenkoshi93]

Dude, you're amazing keep this amazing work, especially you are better than a teacher when it comes to explaining, awesome man

[@Algovibes]

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[@jesusfajardo2357]

Finally I can understand how that works. I love how you explain step by step the exercise. Thank you!

[@Algovibes]

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[@chad6878]

very helpful and well summarised, clearly explained everything and made it easy to follow along, thank you :)

[@Algovibes]

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[@MertcanGuldu]

Your sounds like from the movie "The Dictator" lol . Thanks for video

[@Algovibes]

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[@shahin2324]

Thanks for the video! This is a great explanation!!!

[@Algovibes]

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[@rraul]

You are my favorite teacher. Thanks

[@Algovibes]

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[@rraul]

@@Algovibes I have used nested loops in short time reversal strategy. To loop over portfolio size, formation months and hold months. So There are 4 arguments in reversal(). Thanks you, i have done it. Many thanks, man.

[@Algovibes]

@@rraul awesome! I thank you for your support and I am more than happy you could extract value out of my stuff :-)

[@Jonnny210]

This also works but here is not the last for loop for i in range(4): for j in range(4-i): print(" ", end="") for j in range(i+i): print("*", end="") print("*")

[@Algovibes]

Thanks for sharing!

[@axelmori9284]

Hey! Hope you are doing great. How can I practice nested loops in Jupiter?

[@Therealhump]

Awesome! Just what I was looking for! No pun

[@Algovibes]

Thanks for watching! Happy to hear that :-)

[@girlinthemorgue]

Hi i know you can also do a pyramid this way for i in range(1,6): for j in range(i): print(‘*’, end=‘ ‘) print(‘ ‘) But I don’t understand why you need to print(‘ ‘) at the end. I’d appreciate it if you could help thanks a lot

[@Algovibes]

It's simply to avoid that you are getting in the next line. By default when you print you are landing in the next line.

[@ExcelTutorials1]

very helpful thank you

[@Algovibes]

Happy to read. Thanks for watching mate

[@deepanair4852]

Bro you are op. Thank you:)

[@Algovibes]

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[@lzaruis]

I finally get it THAAAANK YOUUUUU SOOOO MUCCCCH

[@Algovibes]

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[@mistic2836]

Man thank you so much

[@Algovibes]

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[@Escko]

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[@Algovibes]

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[@tenzinkalden3308]

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[@Algovibes]

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[@propnoise6188]

thanks a lot!!

[@Algovibes]

Thank you for watching :-) very glad it was helpful.

[@rochanachowtkur]

Doesn't work for me :(

[@Algovibes]

Where do you have problems?

[@nilsaha8021]

I think there are too many for loops for building the pyramid. the following codes do the same: n = int(input("Enter the row number: ")) for i in range(n): for j in range(n - i): print (" ", end ="") for k in range(2*i + 1): print("0", end="") print("")

[@Algovibes]

Thx for sharing your approach!