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The break statement lets you exit a loop from the middle; the continue statement takes you to the next iteration of a loop.

What you'd like to do is collect these separate variables into a single data structure. The way you do that in C is to start with the ...

You can build arrays of structures, or use arrays as structure members; you can even have structures that contain other structures ...

I'm the author of the book Python for Informatics, Exploring Information, as well as your host for this particular worked exercise.

Constructing an object with attributes and methods; conversion to string with __str__, learning about “self”.

Nesting if/else statements to test multiple conditions -- and a convenient shortcut for writing such statements.

This is from Python for Informatics - Exploring Information. www.pythonlearn.com.

This is a mini-lecture to accompany Chapter 1 in the book: “How to Think Like a Computer Scientist” at ...

The substring() method lets you extract a section of a String; indexOf() lets you find where one String is contained within another ...

Learn how to work with JSON data in Python with ease! In this tutorial, we'll cover the basics of JSON and how to parse, ...

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Describes nested decision structures and the use of compound boolean statements. Multiple approaches to solving a sales ...

How to generate random numbers and use them to generate a random artwork. Most of this video talks about the program design ...

This video shows you the difference between an if-else-if chain and a series of if statements.

Learn about local variables, which “belong” to a function, and global variables, which are available to all functions.

A somewhat large program example.

The break and continue statements.

ADSB 05_11.

Using the && (and) operator and the || (or) operator to evaluate multiple conditions.