C-17-Q094mediumsingle_mcq

In the program that prints a word 50 times, the upper bound used in `range(1, ...)` is:

a50
b51
c49
d100

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Because range excludes its upper bound, generating 50 iterations from a start of 1 requires the stop value to be 51. So range(1, 51) produces $1$ through $50$ — fifty repetitions.

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In the program that prints a word 50 times, the upper bound used in range(1, ...) is:

ব্যাখ্যা

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In the program that prints a word 50 times, the upper bound used in range(1, ...) is:

ব্যাখ্যা

এই অধ্যায়ের আরও প্রশ্ন

In the program that prints a word 50 times, the upper bound used in `range(1, ...)` is:

In the program that prints a word 50 times, the upper bound used in `range(1, ...)` is: