Nested Loops in Python

Dive into the world of complex iterations with this video on nested loops in Python. Learn how to use multiple loops within each other to solve intricate problems and handle multidimensional data.
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[@py_crew]

This can also be done by using a single for loop: for i in range(7): print("*" * i)

[@tusharbhawsar4426]

Thank you so much. I have watched so many videos related to nested loops, but I didn't understand them correctly. Finally, from your video, I am able to understand this topic.👍👍👍

[@frontiermedia912]

your teacing style is very simple, you can teach complex concept with simplest way. great sir. Mohammad from Pakistan

[@zkhan2023]

sir ap ki her video say her bar kuch naya seekh nay ko milta hy or ap ki real world say related example bohot hi best hy sir

[@akzork]

Damn ! watching code executing in pythontutor for the first time is really something. thank you for telling me about this very useful website.

[@nidhisingh9303]

evry simple and concise

[@ashishkumarsingh7526]

single loop solution sir a = int(input("enter")) for i in range(a+1): print("*"*i)

[@prachidhaka1189]

thanks sir for revision its a great playlist

[@PyCoach]

thank you bro ! you made me understand the topic which i spent hours to learn keep it up 👍

[@goutamrao5093]

Amazing !!!

[@harikrishna-harrypth]

Great Video! Thanks for sharing this...if you could kindly also do a video on nested loops in an actual Dataframe...(like your verbal example of the bank user- transactions scenario)....Thanks once again, man!!

[@zkhan2023]

Yes sir is tarah kay example bhi kerwain.It's request

[@yatinshekhar787]

15 of 29

[@meetpanchal4908]

Can someone explain the logic between why we have to write the empty print() statement at last and if we don't write it why the code get's wrong

[@sandeepm9313]

becoz if an empty print statement is not included, the line won't change. Hence the next time print of inner loop(with j) is executed for the next i, it will be printed on the same line( remember that print in python by default uses next line after execution. But for print in inner loop(with j), the next line parameter has been set to space( end = ' ')) . So all you get is all *************** on the same line. Hope this clears your doubt.

[@Shadab---Alam]

a = '*' for i in range(1,6): print(i*'*') why we cannot use this to print star like that. this code is easy and also easy to understand

[@jjayeshpawar]

r=10 for i in range(1,r+1): print("* "*i) why u didnt use single loop?

[@campusx-official]

String multiplication is not supported by in all languages

[@meetpanchal4908]

@@campusx-official please ellaborate didn't understand your ans to the question

[@RickC-ew7zs]

because he wanted to teach about nested loops, not string multiplication or code optimization. He's not here for bragging about how we can use a certain method over another in order to get output in less lines of codes. He's here to teach folks who are interested in a step by step manner. Of course, he'll be teaching things like that in later videos but let others learn at their pace too :)

[@Ankushbagadi66121]

Nice explained 🎉

[@deepikapatait6861]

I had written the sane code but still all the abstract or going in * * * This way,why?

[@MRAgundli]

done

[@xyz-pc3tl]

Thanks sir

[@georajkb]

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