14: Loops

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    It’s time for our first look at a non-linear program. Up to now, all of our Python programs have executed step-by-step, start to finish, like a metronome, with each line of code getting executed exactly once. That’s about to change. In this chapter, we introduce the concept of a loop, which is a programming construct that directs lines of code to be executed repeatedly, and out of strict sequence.

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