LOOPS

Python has two primary types of loops: the while loop and the for loop. A while loop runs as long as its condition stays true, making it ideal for open-ended or condition-driven repetition. A for loop, on the other hand, iterates over a sequence such as a list, string, range, or any iterable object, making it perfect for situations where the number of iterations is known or directly tied to the elements of a collection. Together, these two loop types provide all the repetition control flow Python needs, with additional flexibility offered through break, continue, and else clauses to manage loop behavior more precisely.