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Lab Activity 11
                                                                                                   Experiential Learning
           To display all numbers from 1 to 10, except multiples of 3, using While loop.
           1. Type the code as shown in the image in the Python Editor.















           2. Press the F5 key to execute the code. Sample output of the program is given below.




















                 Database                                                                          Subject Enrichment


               All  programming  languages  support  the  concept  of  loops.  A  loop  can  be  either  a  Pre-tested loop or a
               Post-tested loop. A Pre-tested loop evaluates the test expression and executes the body of the loop only if
               the result of the expression evaluates to True. A Post-tested loop executes the body of the loop at least once
               and checks the text expression after the execution. If it evaluates to True, the loop gets executed again, else it
               terminates. While loop is an example of a Pre-tested loop, while For loop is an example of a Post-tested loop.



          Post-Processing          
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             Iterative statements, or loops, are statements that are executed a specified number of times or
                until a specified condition is True.
              The For loop is used when the number of times the loop is to be executed is known beforehand.

              The Range( ) function is used to specify a range of values which are assigned in sequence to the
                counter variable in the For loop.
              The While loop in Python is used to execute a set of instructions repeatedly until a certain
                condition is satisfied.
              Jump statements let the execution control jump to a specific position in the program.



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