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Using Range() Funtion
The range() function in Python is used to generate a sequence of
numbers, which can be used to iterate over a loop. The range() function takes three arguments:
•start (optional): The starting value of the sequence (default is 0).
•stop: The ending value of the sequence (this value is not included in the sequence). •step (optional): The increment between each number in the sequence (default is 1). • In example 1, we use range(5) to generate a sequence of numbers, and we use a for loop to iterate over the sequence and print each number. • In example 1, we use range(5) to generate a sequence of numbers, and we use a for loop to iterate over the sequence and print each number. • In example 2, we use range(2, 6) to generate a sequence of numbers, and we use a for loop to iterate over the sequence and print each number. • In example 2, we use range(2, 6) to generate a sequence of numbers, and we use a for loop to iterate over the sequence and print each number. • In example 3, we use range(1, 10, 2) to generate a sequence of odd numbers, and we use a for loop to iterate over the sequence and print each number. • In example 3, we use range(1, 10, 2) to generate a sequence of odd numbers, and we use a for loop to iterate over the sequence and print each number. • In example 4, we use the list() function to convert the range object generated by range(5) into a list. • In example 4, we use the list() function to convert the range object generated by range(5) into a list.