m = (float(int("please put numbers"))) x=0 if x<=m: print (x) x+=2 else: print("exit")infinite loop what is wrong

Answer 1

An if-structure isn't a loop. It's just to execute some code if a certain condition is true. In the code you originally posted the program will check if x<=m and then output x and do x+=2 once.
The code in a while-loop will be executed until they condition at the beginning has become false, in your case if x becomes greater than they value inputed by the user.

Answer 2

and how to put m as user want

Answer 3

For giving m the value of input change the int into input. But i don't see a loop or isn't this the film code?

Answer 4

i want to make a loop for example for even numbers but but i want a limit to stop as user want

Answer 5

Ow i see, maybe you can work with a while-loop like this
m = (float(input("please put numbers")))
x=0
while x<=m:
print (x)
x+=2
the loop will stop when x becomes bigger then the input value

Answer 6

can you please teld me what is the deferent between if and while in simple way

Answer 7

https://code.sololearn.com/cd5aTVWd5b39/?ref=app

Answer 8

thanks

Answer 9

thanks very much

Answer 10

no problem :)