Why no output on this code?

Question

a = 1
while a >1 and a<10:
print(a)
a +=1
Why I can't get any output? I'll get output just if on second line I'll change a>=1.

Answer 1

because a is not greater than 1

Answer 2

Because as your using "and" both conditions should be satisfied.And the first condition is failed because "a" should be a>=1.

Answer 3

1 is equal to 1 but it's not greater than 1

Answer 4

Python uses indentation (white space at the beginning of a line) to delimit blocks of code.
And a > 1 rerurns false. You can change a or change the condition.

a = 1

while a >= 1 and a < 10:
print(a)
a += 1

Answer 5

maklaudas

to ping someone: @Username :)

Answer 6

Since a=1, it won't meet the condition of a>1, therefore bringing no output. But if you changed the value for a(a=2)or edited the condition/argument(a>=1), there will be 9 outputs until it stops.

A little advice from a learner.

Answer 7

OK. I tried another integer and
probably understood how counts:
a=1
while a>0 and a <10:
print(a)
a +=1
Thank you Lily Mea and Mirielle 😉

Answer 8

Denise Roßberg 😁😉

Answer 9

Yes, I know about indentation just mistaken here to write correct 😁 but my question, why not execute a>1 and starts work when I change to a >=1?