8. Range start stop
The two-argument form of range() sets where the sequence starts and where it stops:
start— first number. Included.stop— number where the sequence stops. Excluded.- The step is still
1.
If start is greater than or equal to stop, the sequence is empty and the loop body never runs.
#01
Set the start
Loop over range(1, 4) and print each number.
Print exactly:
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#02
Move the whole range
Loop over range(3, 7) and print each number.
Print exactly:
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#03
Build labels from a range
Loop over range(10, 13) and print Page <n> for each number using an f-string.
Print exactly:
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#04
Use negative numbers
Loop over range(-2, 2) and print each number.
Print exactly:
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