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Python Bible: For Loops Examples
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# print numbers 1 to 50 | |
for number in range(1,50): | |
print(number) | |
# print letters a,b,c,d | |
for letter in 'abcd': | |
print(letter) | |
# Count number of vowels and consonants | |
vowels = 0 | |
consonants = 0 | |
for letter in "Hello": | |
if letter.lower() in "aeiou": | |
vowels = vowels+1 | |
elif letter == " ": | |
pass | |
else: | |
consonants = consonants + 1 | |
print("There are {} vowels and {} consonants in this string.".format(vowels,consonants)) | |
# Create dictionary students with two keys, male and female | |
students = { | |
"male": ["Tom", "Charlie", "Harry", "Frank"], | |
"female": ["Sarah", "Huda", "Samantha", "Emily", "Elizabeth"] | |
} | |
# Only print out students with an "a" in their name | |
for key in students.keys(): | |
# for each name, if "a" is in the name, then print the name | |
for name in students[key]: | |
if "a" in name: | |
print(name) | |
# print the keys | |
# print(key) | |
# print the students in each key | |
# print(students[key]) | |
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