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(Misc. application) Four experiments are performed, and each experiment has six test results. The results for each experiment are given in the following list. Write a
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- Explain the body of the loop.arrow_forward- Write a for loop with index i that iterates over all consecutive integers from 4 to 10 and prints the current loop index to screen for each value of i. As always, be careful with indentation and use proper python syntax. - Same question as above, but add a logical (if) statement inside the loop that prints both the loop index and the message "is greater than 6" or "is less than or equal to 6" for the appropriate indices. Hint, use the syntax print(i, "string") to print both the loop index and the string at the same time.arrow_forward- Write a for loop with index i that iterates over all consecutive integers from 4 to 10 and prints the current loop index to screen for each value of i. As always, be careful with indentation and use proper python syntax. - Same question as above, but add a logical (if) statement inside the loop that prints both the loop index and the message "is greater than 6" or "is less than or equal to 6" for the appropriate indices. Hint, use the syntax print(i, "string") to print both the loop index and the string at the same time. - Write the same for loop as in the first question above, but modify it to only print the loop index when i is not equal to 8.arrow_forward
C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program...Computer ScienceISBN:9781337102087Author:D. S. MalikPublisher:Cengage Learning