break/continue in a Nested Loop
Let's apply the concepts of break
and continue
to analyze travel costs practically. We'll combine a while
loop and a for
loop to process expenses across multiple trips.
Imagine you have multiple trips, and each trip has a list of expenses. If any expense exceeds a specific budget threshold, we will stop processing that trip immediately.
12345678910111213141516171819202122232425# List of trips with their respective expenses travel_costs = [ [100, 150, 300, 50], # Trip 1 [200, 500, 100, 80], # Trip 2 [120, 180, 400, 150] # Trip 3 ] # Budget threshold budget = 200 # Outer while loop to iterate through trips i = 0 while i < len(travel_costs): print(f"Processing expenses for Trip {i + 1}:") # Inner for loop to iterate through expenses for cost in travel_costs[i]: # If expense exceeds the budget if cost > budget: print('Expense', cost, 'exceeds the budget. Stopping this trip.') break print('Expense:', cost) i += 1 # Move to the next trip print('') # Add a new line for readability
- Outer loop: iterates through the list of trips using the index
i
; - Inner loop: processes each expense in the current trip;
break
in the inner loop: if an expense exceeds thebudget
, thebreak
statement stops processing expenses for the current trip.
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You are analyzing travel expenses from multiple trips, where each trip contains a list of expenses for transportation, accommodation, food, and activities. Your goal is to identify the first significant expense in each trip while applying specific filtering rules.
- Iterate through each trip's expenses one by one.
- Skip expenses below $100, as they are not considered significant.
- Stop at the first expense greater than $200 using
break
. - Store this first significant expense from each trip in the
significant_expenses
list.
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break/continue in a Nested Loop
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Let's apply the concepts of break
and continue
to analyze travel costs practically. We'll combine a while
loop and a for
loop to process expenses across multiple trips.
Imagine you have multiple trips, and each trip has a list of expenses. If any expense exceeds a specific budget threshold, we will stop processing that trip immediately.
12345678910111213141516171819202122232425# List of trips with their respective expenses travel_costs = [ [100, 150, 300, 50], # Trip 1 [200, 500, 100, 80], # Trip 2 [120, 180, 400, 150] # Trip 3 ] # Budget threshold budget = 200 # Outer while loop to iterate through trips i = 0 while i < len(travel_costs): print(f"Processing expenses for Trip {i + 1}:") # Inner for loop to iterate through expenses for cost in travel_costs[i]: # If expense exceeds the budget if cost > budget: print('Expense', cost, 'exceeds the budget. Stopping this trip.') break print('Expense:', cost) i += 1 # Move to the next trip print('') # Add a new line for readability
- Outer loop: iterates through the list of trips using the index
i
; - Inner loop: processes each expense in the current trip;
break
in the inner loop: if an expense exceeds thebudget
, thebreak
statement stops processing expenses for the current trip.
Swipe to start coding
You are analyzing travel expenses from multiple trips, where each trip contains a list of expenses for transportation, accommodation, food, and activities. Your goal is to identify the first significant expense in each trip while applying specific filtering rules.
- Iterate through each trip's expenses one by one.
- Skip expenses below $100, as they are not considered significant.
- Stop at the first expense greater than $200 using
break
. - Store this first significant expense from each trip in the
significant_expenses
list.
Solution
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