While Loops
So far, your entire code runs only once, from top to bottom. This lesson will be on while loops, one of the most common loops in programming.
In a while loop, there is no condition that needs to be met to run. Instead, the code in the while loop will continuously loop until the condition is no longer met.
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Within a while loop, you can also exit the loop with the break function. A break immediately "breaks" out of the loop, immediately exiting the loop. This is usually used along with an if statement.
Try It Out!
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- Continuously ask the user to enter a number, printing the sum of that number plus the previous sum (assume 0 for the first sum). Print "Banana" and end the program when "0" is entered.
- Ask the user for a number, if the number can be divided by 3 (without remainder or decimal), print the number divided by three. Otherwise, exit the program.