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On page 40 there's a code listing printing a sequence of odd numbers with the following introduction:
Here is an example of using continue to print a string of even numbers. In this case, the result could be accomplished just as well with an if-else statement, but sometimes the continue statement can be a more convenient way to express the idea you have in mind:
In [7]: forninrange(20):
# check if n is evenifn%2==0:
continueprint(n, end=' ')
135791113151719
Shouldn't the intro paragraph say odd instead of even?
Thank you for writing this book and publishing it for free! I really enjoy it and recommend it to my colleagues who have to dip their toes in some Python code.
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On page 40 there's a code listing printing a sequence of odd numbers with the following introduction:
Shouldn't the intro paragraph say odd instead of even?
Thank you for writing this book and publishing it for free! I really enjoy it and recommend it to my colleagues who have to dip their toes in some Python code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: