To make sure that you can interact with the Python interpreter, try the following steps on your computer: • Start the Python interpreter in interactive mode. • At the >>> prompt type the following statement and then press Enter: print('This is a test of the Python interpreter.') e • After pressing the Enter key the interpreter will execute the statement. If you typed everything correctly, your session should look like this: >>> print('This is a test of the Python interpreter.') e This is a test of the Python interpreter. >>> • If you see an error message, enter the statement again, and make sure you type it exactly as shown. • Exit the Python interpreter. (In Windows, press Ctrl-Z followed by Enter. On other systems press Ctrl-D.)

To make sure that you can interact with the Python interpreter, try the following steps on your computer: • Start the Python interpreter in interactive mode. • At the >>> prompt type the following statement and then press Enter: print('This is a test of the Python interpreter.') e • After pressing the Enter key the interpreter will execute the statement. If you typed everything correctly, your session should look like this: >>> print('This is a test of the Python interpreter.') e This is a test of the Python interpreter. >>> • If you see an error message, enter the statement again, and make sure you type it exactly as shown. • Exit the Python interpreter. (In Windows, press Ctrl-Z followed by Enter. On other systems press Ctrl-D.)

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C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter5: Repetition Statements

Section5.6: Nested Loops

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