Counting using while loops-Python (Using Pycharm Community edition) Ask the user for 3 inputs. Tell them NOT to use ZERO 1) the user inputs the a STARTING number"User, what is the starting number of the range?" -- they enter 12) the user inputs an ENDING number for the loop. User, what is the ending number of the range?" --- they enter 103) the user inputs the INCREMENT for the counter (increments of 1, 3, 4, 6, etc). User, what is the increment of the range?" --- they enter 2(Go back and look at the previous work on RANGE) Using inputs, you will create FOUR while loops. Each loop will look similar in style to this : while a <= ?: print (a) a = a + ? Loop 1 and Loop 2 will use addition and multiplication to increase the count Loop 3 and Loop 4 will use subtraction and division to decrease the count Use the Starting number and Ending number and increments for ADDING / SUBTRACTING Reverse the Starting number and the Ending number for SUBTRACTION / DIVISION Example: What is your starting number? 1 What is your ending number? 10 What is the increment you are going by? 2 addition and multiplication - starting number and ending number ADDITION a = a + 2 | MULTIPLICATION a = a * 2 subtraction and division - reverse The ENDING number MUST BE the STARTING number. The STARTING number MUST be the ENDING number. SUBTRACTION a = a - 2 | DIVISION a = a / 2 IDEA : you could set each counter to be a different letter...a = 0 , b = 0, c = 0, d = 0. Disclaimer - some of the operations do not have to work depending on when numbers are inputted for the start, end and increment

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Counting using while loops-Python

(Using Pycharm Community edition)

Ask the user for 3 inputs. Tell them NOT to use ZERO

1) the user inputs the a STARTING number
"User, what is the starting number of the range?" -- they enter 1
2) the user inputs an ENDING number for the loop.
User, what is the ending number of the range?" --- they enter 10
3) the user inputs the INCREMENT for the counter (increments of 1, 3, 4, 6, etc).
User, what is the increment of the range?" --- they enter 2

(Go back and look at the previous work on RANGE)

Using inputs, you will create FOUR while loops. Each loop will look similar in style to this :

while a <= ?:

print (a)

a = a + ?

Loop 1 and Loop 2 will use addition and multiplication to increase the count

Loop 3 and Loop 4 will use subtraction and division to decrease the count

Use the Starting number and Ending number and increments for ADDING / SUBTRACTING

Reverse the Starting number and the Ending number for SUBTRACTION / DIVISION

Example:

What is your starting number? 1

What is your ending number? 10

What is the increment you are going by? 2

addition and multiplication - starting number and ending number

ADDITION a = a + 2 | MULTIPLICATION a = a * 2

subtraction and division - reverse

The ENDING number MUST BE the STARTING number.

The STARTING number MUST be the ENDING number.
SUBTRACTION a = a - 2 | DIVISION a = a / 2

IDEA : you could set each counter to be a different letter...
a = 0 , b = 0, c = 0, d = 0.

Disclaimer - some of the operations do not have to work depending on when numbers are inputted for the start, end and increment

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