Range Loop - Array Slice in Python #python #shorts #youtubeshorts #shortvideo

Range Loop - Array Slice in Python #python #shorts #youtubeshorts #shortvideo
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Python’s built-in range function is handy when you need to perform an action a specific number of times. Originally, both range() and x range() produced numbers that could be iterated over with for-loops, but the former generated a list of those numbers all at once while the latter produced numbers lazily, meaning numbers were returned one at a time as they were needed.

It is the creation of a new sub-array from the given array on the basis of the user-defined starting and ending indices. We can slice arrays in either of the following ways. Slicing in python means taking elements from one given index to another given index. We pass a slice instead of an index like this: [start: end]