OK next one, why, in the loop

num = 5
if num 2:
print(num)
num -= 1
print(num)

does it only print out 5,4 (and not 3) ?

Question

OK next one, why, in the loop

num = 5
if num > 2:
    print(num)
    num -= 1
print(num)

does it only print out  5,4     (and not 3) ?

microbot · Answer

because there is no iteration.
u say that num=5 ...
then u control if 5>2 (it is)...
u do the if block where u print the num that is currently 5 
and then u make num-1...that is 4.
u exit the if statement
 and print the new num that is 4.

then your done. no iteration

anonymous · Answer

OK, so no 'while' to iterate through, me not paying attention

microbot · Answer

hahah dw at start when i saw this i thought dont know why there was a while loop xD...then i saw...:OOOxD