Overview This program will prompt a user for a start and a limit, it will then while-loop through, doubling the iterator each pass, until the limit is reached. Expected Output Example 1 Enter the start of the loop: Enter the limit of the loop: The current value is 3 The current value is 6 The current value is 12 The current value is 24 The last value of current that was less than 25 was 24 Example 2 Enter the start of the loop: 25 Enter the limit of the loop: The current value is 25 The current value is 50 The current value is 100 The last value of current that was less than 102 was 100 Specifications • You should submit a single file called M5A2.py • It should follow the submission standards outlined here: Submission Standards • Your program populate an integer named start using input • Your program populate an integer named limit using input • Your program must use an iterator named current • Your program must move through the values using a while-loop Tips and Tricks That last print statement will require some backward-math and casting. It's not hard, but it's there

Overview This program will prompt a user for a start and a limit, it will then while-loop through, doubling the iterator each pass, until the limit is reached. Expected Output Example 1 Enter the start of the loop: Enter the limit of the loop: The current value is 3 The current value is 6 The current value is 12 The current value is 24 The last value of current that was less than 25 was 24 Example 2 Enter the start of the loop: 25 Enter the limit of the loop: The current value is 25 The current value is 50 The current value is 100 The last value of current that was less than 102 was 100 Specifications • You should submit a single file called M5A2.py • It should follow the submission standards outlined here: Submission Standards • Your program populate an integer named start using input • Your program populate an integer named limit using input • Your program must use an iterator named current • Your program must move through the values using a while-loop Tips and Tricks That last print statement will require some backward-math and casting. It's not hard, but it's there

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

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Chapter5: Looping

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