You can compare them to see if they're exactly equal.

So if i is not equal to 10, we're going to keep going through the loop. i will never become 10 we skip 10.

We call that a bug there's a bug in the program, and it's stuck in an infinite loop it's never going to make any progress.

Well, if I really think that (x) is less than (z), then this line is probably True.

Now, instead of having the while test stop the loop, we'll make the while test true.

We have a while followed by a test expression, which is something that evaluates to true or false.

So 2 is less than 3, so we expect the result to be true.

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You could raise 5 to an infinitely negative power to get a very very small number that approaches 0, but you can never get there is no power that you can raise 5 to to get 0.

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For instance, if we say s or any command that starts with s and want to step to the program, so what we do is we set stepping to true such that in the next line the program will stop again and we return true such that after stepping, execution resumes and actually goes to the next line.

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I'm not gonna touch it. I'm not going in that direction.

Well, let me suggest to you that SETI obviously can't solve the problem, but it can address the problem.

Open the cryptex.

And you say, wait, wait, hold on a second though.

A Python tuple is just an immutable list.

You cannot deal with a city if it's not socially integrated.

So either that is greater than or equal to 0 and this right here is greater than 0.

We have a positive integer n i which starts at 1 and here a while true loop.

I don't know what it is, so this is undefined.

We didn't define the variable this_is_an_error but when we evaluate the or expression because we already found that the first part was True , we don't get an error

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I cannot be contained in any container.

You don't know. You won't know!

If we have False or True , that also has the value True

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It's not going to happen.

So if you popped open the blueberry and were searching for the nucleus ... You know what?

So if I somehow give it this finite state machine an aa1 as input, it should say, true.

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I am sure you could never guess how I employed my morning, or what I ended by doing.

As it turns out, this function is already included in Python cgi.escape (s, quote True)

We consider a bunch of optimizations, and if this says True, then we swap out parts of the program.

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Delegation to organizer is not possible.

That number you might say, oh, well maybe I can simplify it.

There's no way for you to count the number of values that a continuous random variable can take on.

No further HotSyncs are possible.

And then, inside the if , we have the block, and the block is the code that will run when the test expression is True.

In order for this whole expression to be True, both of these sub expressions, both of these conjuncts if you prefer mathematics have to be true.

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So here's an important example