@BroCodez
# nested loops = The "inner loop" will finish all of it's iterations before
# finishing one iteration of the "outer loop"
rows = int(input("How many rows?: "))
columns = int(input("How many columns?: "))
symbol = input("Enter a symbol to use: ")
for i in range(rows):
for j in range(columns):
print(symbol, end="")
print()
@elliotradley4370
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@cybr69lol
by far the most confusing one, might have to look up the docs on this ngl
@leachyboi567
I found this a bit tricky to understand but think Im now there. Ive added comments to try help other people, but I'm also willing to accept I might be wrong.
# nested loop = is the general concept of having one loop inside another loop.
# nested loop = the 'inner loop' will finish all of its iterations before finishing the iteration of the 'outer loop'
# To best demonstrate this we will create a program to draw a rectangle made out of a symbol of our choice.
# We need to set a width, height and the symbol of choice.
rows = int(input("How many rows?: "))
columns = int(input("How many Columns: "))
symbol = input('What symbol would you like to use?: ')
# Now it's time for the nested loop. We're going to create an outer for loop and an inner for loop.
# The outer for loop will be in charge of the rows and the inner the columns.
for i in range(rows):
for j in range(columns): # This loop will be iterated first.
print(symbol, end="") # This will print the symbol once every iteration. Will iterate 'columns' times.
# After we use a print statement the console will start a new line. We don't want this when defining the columns so we add "end=".
print() # This will print the symbol once every iteration. Will iterate 'rows' times.
# We do want a new line when defining rows. So we add a print statement that is empty to initiate a new row per iteration.
@johankarlsson7484
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@EurekaTeklemariamHaile
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@Analyst987
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@LittleMew133
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@AmanChourasia
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@rotes3106
Finally! After practicing and Watching over and over.
@gianhat7323
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@kemann3815
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@a_pharmtechwhocodesanddanc8582
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@cykachu9720
for i in range(row):
print(sym*col)
@blessing1mill
Well said
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