python-Control Flow

If

#!/usr/bin/python Number=23Guess=int (Input ('Enter an Interger:'))#input Returns the result of a string type, which needs to be converted to the int type with int ()ifGuess = =Number :Print('You guessed in.')elifGuess <Number :Print('No, it's a little higher than that')Else:    Print('No, it's a little lower than that')Print(' Done')

While

#!/usr/bin/python Number= 23 whiletrue:guess=int (Input ('Enter an integer:'))    ifguess==Number :Print('You guessed it')         Break    elifguess<Num:Print('No, it's a little higher than that')    Else:        Print('No, it's a little lower than that')Else:#else the statements is executed when the condition of the while is false, but if there is a break, it will not execute the    Print('The while loop are over')Print(' Done')

For

# !/usr/bin/python  for  in range (1,5):    print(i)else:# Else the statements is executed at the end of the for loop, but if there is a break it will not execute      print('the Forloop is-over')

Range has three parameters, and the third parameter is 1 by default, which indicates the step size

Range returns a list that is opened before closing, such as:

Range (1,5) returns [1,2,3,4]

Range (1,5,2) returns [1,3]

The use of break and continue is the same as in C + +

python-Control Flow