I have this code I'm just playing with, As I'm new to python, which is this:
a = 0 while a < 10: a = a + 1 print("A is Less than 10") I want to add some more code that says: If a is more than 10 but less than 20, print this:
I tried:
a = 0 while a < 10: a = a + 1 print("A is Less than 10") while a < 20: a = a + 1 print("A is More than 10, but less than 20.") But all that does is print "A is more than 10, but less than 20"
Basically, is there a "Less than but greater than" function in python? I'm running version 3 by the way.
2 Answers
while 10 < a < 20: whatever This doesn't work in most languages, but Python supports it. Note that you should probably be using a for loop:
for a in range(11, 20): whatever or if you just want to test a single number rather than looping, use an if:
if 10 < a < 20: whatever Be careful with the boundary conditions. When your first loop ends, a is set to 10. (In fact, it's already set to 10 when you print the last "less than 10" message.) If you immediately check whether it's greater than 10, you'll find it's not.
In Python you can even write
while 10 < a < 20: do_smth() 
