If range(1,10) generates a list from 1,2,3 so on till 9 Then will range(10,1) do it in the same work in reverse order i.e 10,9 8,7,6 so on till 2

Answer 1

When I started learning python, I wondered the same thing. I'm pretty sure it worked for me once but I might've dreamt it :P But the short answer is no.

There are two common ways for backwards traversal:
The first solution (the less elegant way) is to use reverse method-
for i in reverse(range(1,10)):
#your code here

The other way is to remember that range takes in a third argument, step. If you set the step to be -1, it goes backwards-
for i in range(10,1,-1):
#your code here

The second way doesn't appear to work on mobile, however. Well, it doesn't work for me

Answer 2

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