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What's wrong with these codes? - bouraque7878 - Oct-27-2021
It doesn't work. What's wrong?
list1 = [1, 1]
i = 2
while True:
terim = list1[i - 1] + list1[i - 2]
list1.append(terim)
terim = str(terim)
for x in terim:
if len(terim) == 100:
break
i += 1
print(terim)
RE: What's wrong with these codes? - Axel_Erfurt - Oct-27-2021
Do not post images, use the python button and insert your code .
RE: What's wrong with these codes? - Yoriz - Oct-27-2021
Not sure what your trying to do but the print is unreachable, it's an infinite while loop, the break only break the for loop.
RE: What's wrong with these codes? - Gribouillis - Oct-27-2021
If the for exits, the i += 1 will kill the while loop by raising IndexError at next iteration.
RE: What's wrong with these codes? - bouraque7878 - Oct-27-2021
I solved it. The for loop shouldn't be there. Thanks for replies.