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2 years ago

Lyrics = ["I wanna be your endgame", "I wanna be your first string",

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ASHA 777 [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

I am writing the Python program:

lyrics = ["I wanna be your endgame", "I wanna be your first string",

"I wanna be your A-Team", "I wanna be your endgame, endgame"]

lines_of_sanity = 6

counter = 0

while counter <= lines_of_sanity+1:

for line in lyrics:

print(line)

counter = counter + 1

print("MAKE IT STOP")

Explanation:

The lyrics is a list which has the following lines of song.

I wanna be your endgame

I wanna be your first string

I wanna be your A-Team

I wanna be your endgame, endgame

The value of lines_of_sanity is 6.

counter variable is initialized to 0.

The while loop starts which keeps executing until the value of counter becomes greater than 6 which is the value of lines_of_sanity
The for loop inside the while loop moves through each line of lyrics list and prints that line. The counter variable increments to 1 at each iteration.
Lets see what the while and for loops print at each iteration:

1st iteration: counter = 0, following line is displayed:

I wanna be your endgame
Value of counter increments by 1.
counter = 1

2nd iteration: counter = 1, following line is displayed:

I wanna be your first string
Value of counter increments by 1.
counter = 2

3rd iteration: counter = 2, following line is displayed:

I wanna be your A-Team
Value of counter increments by 1.
counter = 3

4th iteration: counter = 3, following line is displayed:

I wanna be your endgame, endgame
Value of counter increments by 1.
counter = 4

5th iteration: counter = 4, following line is displayed:

I wanna be your endgame
Value of counter increments by 1.
counter = 5

6th iteration: counter = 5, following line is displayed:

I wanna be your first string
Value of counter increments by 1.
counter = 6

7th iteration: counter = 6, following line is displayed:

I wanna be your A-Team
Value of counter increments by 1.
counter = 7
The program should keep going to finish out the current verse. So following line is displayed:
I wanna be your endgame, endgame
The loop breaks as the value of counter = 7 is greater than lines_of_sanity i.e. 6
So at last the print("MAKE IT STOP") statement is execute which displays the following line:
MAKE IT STOP
The program along with the output is attached.

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