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11. More about range()

The chapter delves into the usage of the range function in Python, emphasizing its versatility in generating sequences and its behavior in different scenarios. It highlights how range can be used with various parameters to control the output sequence, and explains its difference from lists, particularly in Python 2 and 3. Additionally, it covers type conversion when leveraging the range function to create lists, providing a comprehensive understanding of generating sequences iteratively.

Sections

  • 11.1

    Programming, Data Structures And Algorithms In Python

    This section discusses the range function in Python, how it generates sequences of numbers, and its practical usage in programming.

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  • 11.1.1

    Week - 03

    This section explores the `range()` function in Python, outlining its usage and variations.

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  • 11.1.2

    Lecture - 01

    This section elaborates on the `range` function in Python, explaining how it generates sequences with various parameters.

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  • 11.1.3

    More About Range()

    The range function in Python generates a sequence of values and can accept one or more arguments to define the start, stop, and step of the sequence.

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  • 11.2

    Understanding The Range Function

    This section discusses the range function in Python, including its syntax and usage, specifically focusing on generating sequences of numbers.

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  • 11.2.1

    General Function Behavior

    This section explains the behavior of the range function in Python, detailing how it creates sequences of numbers and the implications of the start, stop, and step parameters.

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  • 11.2.2

    Examples And Specific Behavior

    This section delves into the Python range function, explaining its syntax, expected behaviors, and applications in generating sequences of numbers.

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  • 11.2.3

    Behavior With Negative Steps

    This section explains the functionality of the range function in Python, focusing on its behavior with negative steps.

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  • 11.2.4

    Clarity On Range Boundaries

    This section discusses the behavior and boundaries of the range function in Python, emphasizing the importance of understanding its output and limits.

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  • 11.3

    Range And Lists

    This section explores the `range` function in Python, including its usage, variations, and how it can produce sequences of numbers efficiently.

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  • 11.3.1

    Difference Between Python 2 And Python 3

    This section highlights key differences between Python 2 and Python 3, focusing on the behavior of the `range` function and its implications for programming.

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  • 11.3.2

    Using Range To Generate A List

    This section focuses on the Python range function, which produces a sequence of numbers and its variations.

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  • 11.3.3

    Type Conversion Functions

    This section covers Python's type conversion functions, including the range function and its usage.

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  • 11.3.4

    Summary Of Range Concepts

    This section introduces the range function in Python, detailing its syntax, behavior, and uses in generating sequences of numbers.

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Chapter 11.pdf

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