Predict the Output
Intermediate · Predict the output · from Nested Loops: Patterns, Performance, and When to Avoid Them
From the lesson: Nested Loops: Patterns, Performance, and When to Avoid Them
Think about a spreadsheet. It has rows and columns. To read every cell, you go through each row, and for each row, you go through each column. That's two loops - one inside the other. That's a nested loop.
Read the lessonWithout running the code, predict what it will print. Count the total number of lines in the output. Then run it to check.
for i in range(3):
for j in range(2):
print(f'{i}-{j}')
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