#declare value of product
product = 0
#while loop in python
#while (test condition) :
# statements (s)
while product < 100:
#prompt for a user to enter a number
n1 = input ("Enter a number: ")
#multiply n1 times 10
product = n1 * 10
Define number_in, product integer; Set product = 0; While product < 100 set product = number_in * 10; accept (input) number_in End_while
You can type whatever you want into a cell. You do not have to enter numbers.
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The only reason to use a "while" loop is to reject invalid data. In pseudocode, it is something like this: do { (ask for number - store to variable "x") } while ("x" is invalid) The details within parentheses will depend on the programming language. The condition for the "while" also depends on the condition you want to fulfill; for example, you might reject a number that is negative or zero. Note that this uses a "while" that is evaluated at the end; in this case, the loop is executed at least once. If the condition is more complicated to evaluate - for example, the data is input as text and you need to reject non-numeric input - you can do additional processing within the loop, and set a variable "valid" that will be true if the input is valid. In that case, the last line will simply change to: ... while (!valid)
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do your own test, idiot.