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Chapter 13. while and for Loops
This chapter concludes our tour of Python procedural statements by presenting the language’s two main looping constructs—statements that repeat an action over and over. The first of these, the while statement, provides a way to code general loops. The second, the for statement, is designed for stepping through the items in a sequence object and running a block of code for each.
We’ve seen both of these informally already, but we’ll fill in additional usage details here. While we’re at it, we’ll also study a few less prominent statements used within loops, such as break and continue, and cover some built-ins commonly used with loops, such as range, zip, and map.
Although the while and for statements covered here are the primary syntax provided for coding repeated actions, there are additional looping operations and concepts in Python. Because of that, the iteration story is continued in the next chapter, where we’ll explore the related ideas of Python’s iteration protocol (used by the for loop) and list comprehensions (a close cousin to the for loop). Later chapters explore even more exotic iteration tools such as generators, filter, and reduce. For now, though, let’s keep things simple.
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