Python with Learn-write (while loop and for loop)

1Yueer = 182Count =03  whileCount < 3:4yueerage = Int (input ('How big is yue son:'))5     ifYueerage = =Yueer:6         Print('congratulations on your guess. ')7          Break8     elifYueerage >Yueer:9         Print('you guessed it too much. ')Ten     elifYueerage <Yueer: One         Print('a little bigger.') ACount + = 1 -     ifCount ==3: -Count_jixu = input ('continue y, do not continue N:') the         ifCount_jixu = ='Y': -Count =0 -         elifCount_jixu = ='N': -Count = 3 + Else: -     Print("Fuck off")

Approximate usage of while loop, English poor--...
There is also a for loop, with the following specific usage:

 for  in range (3):    print(a)

Print a can be printed out in a.

Range (10) to print out the 1,2,3,4......10.

What if I want to print an even number?

The For loop also has a trick that can be set from when the loop starts, when it ends, how many times the loop is done, specifically as follows:

 for  in range (0,10,2):    print(a)

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2
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8

Rang (0,10,2):

The first two bits represent a range of 0 to 10 loops, followed by a loop interval.

Python with Learn-write (while loop and for loop)