"Python programming-from getting started to practicing" defines a wide range of integer array range (from which integer, to which integer before ending, [every step of the integer from start to end])

Range (1,5) defines integers starting from 1 to 4 [1,2,3,4]

Scenario 1:

Numbers = range (1,5)

For num in numbers:

Print (num)

Results

1

2

3

4

5

Scenario 2:

Numbers = range (1,5)

Print (Numbers)

Results

Range (1, 5)

"Feel" feel Python's print () function cannot output an array, but does not error, directly as a string output?

Scenario 3:

Numbers = List (range (1,5))

Print (Numbers)

Results

[1, 2, 3, 4]

"Feel" why would the list () function let the print () function output an array as a string? The document says list () is converted to a list of numbers, is it not the same as the array?

"Python programming-from getting started to practicing" defines a wide range of integer array range (from which integer, to which integer before ending, [every step of the integer from start to end])