Lol! Is there in Python like 'while i>0 && d>0' or while i,d>0? Or only one variable?

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Help!

Answer 1

@B. Gognoscere
Python converts that kind of expression directly into a boolean.
And you cannot compare more than two values with >
A possibility would be
while ( [i,n].all() != 0):

If not you have to use 'and' operator

Answer 2

Booleans? None this: while (i, d>0): ?

Answer 3

I need to create decision to find a function value: z=1/xy as long as x,y!=0

Answer 4

I tried, the same error:
IndentationError: expected an indented block

Answer 5

> is used for binary comparison.
Thus, it can only compare 2 objects.

Answer 6

You can give the while method as many variables and expression you want, as long as they are booleans. You should put it between parenthesis though.