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@PythonPr Answer: C. 0 0
Solution: Just need to be clear on `range` usage with a single argument.
range(a) is equivalent to range(0, a)
ie, starting from 0, stopping at a (a won't be in the range).
So, range(1) is range(0, 1)
starting from 0, stopping before 1.
So just 0
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@PythonPr The code in the question can be simplified to
for i in [0]:
for j in [0]:
print(i, j)
Since the loops run only once, it's very easy.
The print runs only once, with i as 0 and j as 0
So, effectively
print(0, 0)
That outputs the values with a space in between,
0 0
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